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The 90-Day Challenge: Learn to Live the Three Things That Matter

The 90-Day Life Plan We can read a book and feel inspired. We can underline sentences, write notes in the margins and tell ourselves that things are going to change. But inspiration is not transformation. Transformation happens when what we understand becomes what we practise. That is why The Three Things That Matter does not …

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The Why Behind the Book: The Three Things That Matter – Love Deeply. Learn Constantly. Live Lightly. – A Book by Gerald Crawford (2026)

The Why Behind the Book Why Would People Read This Book? Because somewhere along the way, many of us have forgotten how to see people. We have become very good at noticing what is wrong with someone. We see the mistakes, the disappointments, the habits that irritate us, the things they failed to do, the …

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MEDIA PRESS KIT: The Three Things That Matter – Love Deeply. Learn Constantly. Live Lightly. – A Book by Gerald Crawford (2026)

MEDIA PRESS KIT THE THREE THINGS THAT MATTER Three Simple Principles for Being Human By Gerald Crawford THE BOOK What if we have made being human far more complicated than it needs to be? We spend much of our lives pursuing success, happiness, recognition, security, achievement and fulfilment. We search for answers, chase expectations and …

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Radio Interview: The Three Things That Matter – Love Deeply. Learn Constantly. Live Lightly. – A Book by Gerald Crawford (2026)

Radio Interview: The Three Things That Matter 1. What is The Three Things That Matter about? Answer: At its heart, the book is about helping people step back from the noise of everyday life and ask a very simple question: What really matters? We spend so much of our lives chasing things that feel urgent, …

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The Three Things That Matter – Love Deeply. Learn Constantly. Live Lightly. – Book Launching

The Three Things That Matter A New Book About What Really Matters in Life We spend so much of our lives chasing things that we believe will make us happy. More money. More success. More recognition. More possessions. More followers. More achievements. We keep moving, achieving, accumulating and comparing—often without stopping long enough to ask …