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Farewell Jet Lag: Cures from a Flight Attendant

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At a time when globalization and technology make the world smaller; when it really matters, nothing beats being there yourself. In business and in pleasure presence is where it's at but you can't fly halfway around the world and be fully present if you're jet-lagged. Solving the challenges of jet lag requires mastering healthy flying as a discipline. It is a discipline every flyer with purpose should be conversant with. That journey starts here. Master Productivity No Matter How Much You Travel; Build Vitality and Resilience on the Road; Beat Any Jet Lag Symptom You Have Every Time. Jet lag is not just about how you travel, it's about how you arrive.

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BrandPanoma Press
Pub dateJan 12, 2016
ISBN-101784520780
ISBN-139781784520786
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7.99 × 0.44 × 5 in
Weight2 lb
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