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Maybe because I went back to work, I began reading business books again. There I was fiddling through The 4-Hour Workweek, written by Timothy Ferriss, not sure if I liked it or not, until I hit a chapter about work being also a source of happiness. 
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MANILA, Philippines - Are you on that stage where you would do anything to get rid of your boredom?
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