Self Education

50 Things to Know to Think Optimistically, by Krista “KK” Mounsey, offers an approach to thinking more optimistically that helps you to lead a happier and healthier life. In this audiobook, you will learn 50 tips on how to turn your frown upside down and trigger those “happy” hormones.

Use this amazing positive thinking book to help guide you on your journey starting today! Life is tough, that’s a fact. Zen Buddhists say it is full of suffering! Nonetheless, some people are still able to find something to smile about, be happy, and live a fulfilling life irrespective of how challenging the situation seems as others languish in self-pity, self-hate, and a cycle of negative thoughts.

Not as patient as you think you are? Surprised by how quickly you lose your cool when someone shows you an imagined show of disrespect? All we can do in those situations is react. But why do we do what we do? How can we improve our actions? Repeated bad behavior becomes a bad habit. How can we break this vicious cycle? Often we know what’s wrong in our behavior, we even know how could we fix it, but somehow we never take action to change. Some mental triggers stay hidden from our conscious mind. This book bridges the gap between those two by introducing you to gears of human behavior.

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A mother wants to introduce her six year old son, to the fascinating world of theatre, so she decides to take him downtown, to stand in line for 'rush' tickets. In this heartwarming tale, there are many many lessons to be learnt, by all.

“Miracles in the Midst: Seeing God in Life’s Simple Pleasures” invites readers to step into a world where God’s presence can be felt in even the smallest moments. This inspirational journey explores the profound beauty of daily life and encourages readers to open their hearts to the subtle miracles surrounding them—moments too easily overlooked in the rush of everyday routines. Through a series of engaging reflections, each chapter delves into everyday experiences, from morning routines to time spent in nature, and even workplace interactions. This book encourages a shift in ...

Are ready to discover the best ways to improve your focus?! Is it safe to say that you get irritated in light of the fact that you can’t seem to concentrate for long periods of time and are not keeping on top of things in your everyday life? You can't seem to get out of that never ending hole of switching between various different things? The only way to get over this is to take that leap into learning how to solve your focus problems. This book is ideal for somebody wanting to learn the best ways of how to organize your life and get everything back to efficient, working order.

50 Things to Know Books bring you 10 books in one called 500 Things to Know About Decluttering Your Life by authors with experience from around the world. So grab your copy today. You’ll be glad you did.

Are you bursting with great ideas for a new business but aren't quite sure where to start? Do you know that you'd be great at selling something but first need to figure out what that "something" actually is? Are you gearing up to be an entrepreneur but think that kids can't really build anything big? If any of these sound like you—you've come to the right book! You’re never too young to start a business. Whether you want to launch a babysitting service, run a lemonade stand, sell crafts online—or don’t even know what business to start—You're the Boss is here to help.

Do simple decisions leave you confused? Do you feel frustrated over simple things in life? Is impulsive shopping your concern? Is decluttering the home a problem for you? This collection brings to you the simple step-by-step solution to declutter the mind, it will give you the insights on the ways to reduce the stress and have a better quality of life. This collection will also give you an in-depth view on minimalism and the ways to incorporate it into your life and your home.

50 Things to Know to Have a Better Life, by Dr. Dannii Cohen, offers a different approach to self-help. Most guides on self-improvement tell you to go fast and aim for a quick-fix result. Although there's nothing wrong with that, it is common knowledge that going too fast will inevitably lead you to crash and burn in the long run. Based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, going slow will make you last longer, and the results and new habits will gradually become part of the new you.

In this interactive book for energetic, creatively minded 8-12-year-olds, innovative thinker and lifelong entrepreneur Jess Ekstrom engages young creators through inspiring stories, journaling prompts, and fun ideas that if they want something to be different in the world, they can do something about it today!

Want to leave the rat race in your rearview mirror? Discover the mile-by-mile guide to a whole new life on the open road...Author and entrepreneur Gary Collins has found true freedom and fulfillment in his life on the road. Now he’s here to help you liberate your lifestyle and find lasting joy through simplicity. The Simple Life Guide to RV Living: The Road to Freedom and the Mobile Lifestyle Revolution contains step-by-step instructions for transitioning to a carefree traveling lifestyle.

Some people are boys. Some people are girls. Some people are both, neither, or somewhere in between. This sweet, straightforward exploration of gender identity will give children a fuller understanding of themselves and others. With child-friendly language, It Feels Good to Be Yourself provides young listeners and parents alike with the vocabulary to discuss this important topic with sensitivity.

Craig Lindvahl’s career has allowed him to work in the worlds of education, entrepreneurship, music, television, sports, and business. The insights he has gained through a lifetime of interacting with a myriad of successful people has led him to write Things You Wish You Knew Yesterday: And Other Stuff You Need to Know Tomorrow. Lindvahl believes that successful living is a natural result of understanding a few essential truths.

In a world which can sometimes be challenging, frightening, overwhelming and complex, it's not surprising that sometimes we don't feel okay. This is what makes us human, but so often we are tempted to push those difficult feelings away or distract ourselves. We reach for our phone, we switch on Netflix, we over-work...but when do we stop and think about how we are really doing? Psychotherapists Jodie Cariss and Chance Marshall, founders of the revolutionary practice Self Space, are passionate about the importance of 'mental maintenance'.

This audiobook may help you find happiness in your life. These 50 tip can help you find happiness and understand what happiness is.

Quel parent n'est pas confronté au moins une fois aux cris et aux pleurs de son enfant ? Caprices, colères, angoisses, rébellion, souffrance ? Vous n'arrivez pas à identifier le problème et votre sentiment d'impuissance va grandir. Vous pensez avoir tout essayé pour rendre vos relations avec votre enfant plus sereines et vivre dans la compréhension, mais vous vous heurtez à un mur. Vous vous sentez désemparé ! Il est bien souvent plus facile de lier les "colères" de votre enfant à un caprice.

Finding potential, developing abilities, effecting change - these are the duties of a coach. However, ultimately there's only one person that can really lead you to success. Who is it? You! Self-coaching is a good and effective method for furthering personal and professional development. This is because with the correct inner attitude, you will be able to "move mountains" in the truest sense of the word.

Have you ever had this happen? You went to bed the night before committing to going to the gym the next morning. Membership is paid for, nothing left to do but to start your transformation. When the alarm goes off the next morning, you think, “A few more minutes.” After a few times slapping the snooze button, you compromise with your brain by saying “Okay, I’m going straight after work!”