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Audiobooks Narrated by David Smith
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Bullfrogs and Lizards is about the adventures of Lucy and Larry Lizard, and Betty and Bill Bullfrog. They live in a former gold mining town in north western Victoria, Australia. Their world is a simple, but amazing place full of horses, pigs, carts, thieving magpies, fire and flood. Come along and join us exploring the world of Bullfrogs and Lizards.
Whether at home or at work, tripling your productivity offers a host of advantages. Who doesn’t want to get more done in less time? When you’re more productive, every area of your life can benefit. Do you regularly feel stressed out because you’re so overwhelmed by everything that needs to be done? Do you often feel as if you don’t know where to begin with all the tasks on your plate? Tripling your productivity can eliminate this anxiety and stress. As a result, not only will you achieve more, you’ll also enjoy better mental health.
In the workplace, the more you get done, the more successful your work life becomes. If you’re running your own business, this equates to higher profits. If you’re working for a company, higher productivity gets you noticed for all the right reasons. You’ll impress your managers and be first in line for promotion. Even at its most basic level, tripled productivity adds up to three times more harmony in your life. This applies just as much in the home as it does in the workplace. A lack of productivity at home can lead to stress, arguments, and discontent. With better productivity, the whole family can be happier, and relationships will improve. Not only that, you’ll have more free time to enjoy yourself. Who doesn’t want that? Are you ready to experience these benefits in your own life? Then continue watching on to discover how our expert tips are about to help you achieve your personal best.
Firstly, your diet is not just there to provide energy – far from it! Your diet does provide energy but what it also does is to provide you with the very building blocks of your body. The amino acids in your diet for instance are used to build muscle, brain tissue, flesh and more. They help us heal from wounds, digest food and create hormones. These are crucial for our optimal performance.
And some aspects of our diet go way beyond this. If you know where to look, then you can find ingredients in your diet that will give you huge surges of energy, that will improve your IQ and that will give you extra strength. You’ll avoid illness, look sexier and feel happier, just by changing what you eat.
Which all makes a lot of sense when you remember: this stuff is what you’re building yourself from!
On top of this, our diet is also not just a practical consideration. In fact, what we eat is hugely determined by social factors. We eat because we need energy, we eat because we want to but we also eat because we’re expected to, because this is the only chance to fit it in and because we want to be social.
If you ignore this aspect of your diet, then you will be destined to fail.
And if all you’re interested in is cutting back, then you will probably get ill very quickly!
Bullfrogs and Lizards is about the adventures of Lucy and Larry Lizard, and Betty and Bill Bullfrog. They live in a former gold mining town in north western Victoria, Australia. Their world is a simple, but amazing place full of horses, pigs, carts, thieving magpies, fire and flood. Come along and join us exploring the world of Bullfrogs and Lizards.
After obtaining a married status contract in 1989, I worked on a five-star hotel project down on the Turkish Mediterranean Coast. Here, due to my wife and I loving both the people and area, we bought some land with a Turkish friend and had a house built. This turned out to be a major change in our lives, with our moving from our home in Plymouth, to live in the Turkish countryside, just a short distance from what is now the resort town of Kemer. This move proved an excellent one, with our enjoying many happy years among friendly people. From our base in Turkey, my wife later joined me on contracts in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
Although my style of working life may not suit all, thanks to my working as an expat, my wife and I enjoyed a great life, until she tragically died from cancer in 2007.
In 2013, at the age of 72, I married a wonderful Turkish lady three years younger than me. We feel lucky to have been given a second chance at life and live in Istanbul, one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
