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If you're reading this, chances are that you are considering moving into, or building, a tiny house of your very own. There are numerous benefits, both short term and long, that you will come to realize after adopting the "tiny house living" lifestyle. If you want a simpler life, with less clutter, and more time to enjoy the more important things in life, then I think it's pretty safe to say that you have found the right book.

With an estimated 29.1 million diabetics in the US alone, diabetes is the US' number seven killer, according to a 2010 study. This study also noted that 69,071 death certificates listed diabetes as an underlying cause of death while 234,051 death certificates mentioned diabetes as the cause of death. That's not all; only about 35 to 40 percent of those who died of diabetes actually have it listed on their death certificates, while 10 to 15 percent have diabetes listed as the underlying cause of death.

Finding yourself in debt can be extremely frustrating. It causes so much unwanted stress in someone's life, it is almost unbearable. Most people do not know how to manage their money. They lack the knowledge that will help them get their dream house, dream car, etc. Trying to get out of debt is a long, frustrating process, but it does not always have to be this way. This book contains powerful strategies that can be used to effectively get out of debt and become financially independent in as little as 30 days.

Self-help for the burnt-out blogger or a tutorial for a first time blogger to create a strategy that is sustainable.

Paul Potter, PT, provides an honest discussion and practical direction to help providers chart a new course. The audiobook includes a candid evaluation of the changing environment and the alternatives available for the future. He discusses direct access to clients, and what newly empowered healthcare consumers expect and are willing to pay for.