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The Rhythm of Life by Matthew Kelly — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Rhythm of Life

by Matthew Kelly

Become the best version of yourself: the four legitimate needs (physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual) and the daily rhythm that serves them. Kelly's foundational book, Catholic in root and broad in appeal.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Best version of yourself is the aim.
  2. Four needs; feed all four.
  3. Rhythm, not intensity.

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Audit the four needs and fix the most neglected.

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The best version of yourself.

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