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Taylor, Chris

 
9781416205159: 30 Things to Do When You Turn 30

Synopsis

Thirty Things To Do When You Turn Thirty is a collection of illuminating, instructive, and thought-provoking essays by hip and fascinating achievers for the reader who has or will soon turn thirty.

Among the contributors are:
- Chris Webber, NBA star;
- Kate KT Tunstall, a popular, two-time Grammy Award nominated singer who has sold over 4 million albums;
- Timothy Ferriss, author of bestselling book The Four Hour Work Week;
- Paige Davis, host of Trading Spaces;
- Mangesh Hattikudur, co-founder of Mental Floss;
- Douglas Merrill, vice president of Google;
- Vivek Shah, president of Fortune/Money Digital Publishing;
- Jen MacNeil, author of the 365/In the New blog;
- Amy Richards, feminist and author;
- Teresa Williamson, founder of TangoDiva;
- Susie Bight, author of the Best American Erotica series.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Thirty Things To Do When You Turn Thirty is a collection of illuminating, instructive, and thought-provoking essays by hip and fascinating achievers for the reader who has or will soon turn thirty.

Among the contributors are:
- Chris Webber, NBA star;
- Kate KT Tunstall, a popular, two-time Grammy Award nominated singer who has sold over 4 million albums;
- Timothy Ferriss, author of bestselling book The Four Hour Work Week;
- Paige Davis, host of Trading Spaces;
- Mangesh Hattikudur, co-founder of Mental Floss;
- Douglas Merrill, vice president of Google;
- Vivek Shah, president of Fortune/Money Digital Publishing;
- Jen MacNeil, author of the 365/In the New blog;
- Amy Richards, feminist and author;
- Teresa Williamson, founder of TangoDiva;
- Susie Bight, author of the Best American Erotica series.

Biographie de l'auteur

Chris Taylor is an award-winning journalist based in New York City. A native of Vancouver, Canada, he was a senior writer with SmartMoney, The Wall Street Journal s personal-finance magazine, and has been published in The Financial Times, Money, Best Life, Esquire, Reader s Digest, and US News & World Report. He has won journalism prizes from the National Press Club, the Deadline Club, and the National Association of Real Estate Editors. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife Line Jean-Louis and their son Zachary.

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