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If you take control of the way you feel about all subjects, you will profoundly take control of all aspects of your life. Emotions don?t just happen nor are they inflicted on us by life or others, it just appears that way! Sustainable Happiness is designed to give you this control. This is achieved by painting a unique psychological picture relating to how feelings are thought generated within all physical experience. Thus, giving you a self-empowered way of attaining, sustaining and increasing your own happiness whilst simultaneously building insight and understanding of other people?s actions and behaviours. With this empowered understanding of emotion backed up with practical skills you will walk forward shining a continuously brightening inner light. Emotionally responsible individuals shape a happy healthy society, hence anyone wishing to find peace within themselves adds to social peace by default, this is far reaching. Happiness is a life skill you can develop given the desire to do so. There is nothing more important to us all. Sustainable Happiness presents a powerful and direct how-to life manual geared towards anyone who wishes to take control of their life thus feel vibrant and thrive in a way unique unto themselves.

The assessment is underway.Many thousands of beings are witnessing various scenarios of human behavior across the globe.Guided by predetermined selections of times and places, they observe and report.When all missions are completed, the Supreme Council will make a final judgment.

Much has been said about happiness-about what it is and how to get it. Little has been said about how to stay happy. We all share the experience that happiness is hard to achieve and even harder to hold on to. We are not often happy, and when we are we don't stay happy for long. In contrast, we are often unhappy, and when we are it seems to be enduring. Why?In How to Be Happy in Spite of Yourself, author Dr. Robert Dawson offers a look at happiness and explains why instinct needs us to be unhappy. It answers the following questions: • What is wrong with me or with others? • Is something broken that needs to be fixed? • Is it possible for me to be happy more of the time? • Can I get better at snapping out of being unhappy?Dawson details the three-step habit we need to develop to moderate the negative effect of the human survival instinct on the quality of our life. When we realize our instinct is undermining our happiness and see it for what it is-a normal and necessary automatic reaction to life's challenges-we are on the way to being happy in spite of it.

Curious about NLP? Want to know how it can help you?This book answers the most pressing questions we receive about Neuro Linguistic Programming and takes you on a journey that highlights how you can use NLP in personal development, communication, business, health and other aspects of life. With NLP you can improve your leadership skills, create better relationships, become a better parent and friend and even work with others as a coach or therapist.In fact, whatever area of your life needs improvement NLP will give you the tools that you can easily learn to make massive changes in your life.This book is written by Dr. Heidi Heron PsyD and Laureli Blyth, NLP Master Trainers with the Worldwide Institutes of NLP (www.nlpworldwide.com). They have a great passion for sharing NLP globally while also helping to empower, enlighten and enhance the world with NLP one person at a time. Based on their blog of the same name and written in their signature conversational style, this book gives you 156 reasons why you really Must Learn NLP.

The Series, Nannie's Pearls are easy-to-read books containing pearls of wisdom for young children. Book 2: We are all strong, kind, wonderful, thoughtful and brave and its important for children to understand how perfect they actually are.

Designed for use by parents and child therapists, this book provides a medium and context in which to raise and explore the ultimate existential concerns of isolation, death, meaninglessness, and freedom (and associated responsibility)."While maintaining a simple and easy narrative, the story of the Rock and Tree is an imaginative journey into profound questions of existence." Dr Jane PowerExtract: The rock suddenly knew that the only way to save the sapling he loved was to roll into the river in front of it, thus redirecting the flow of water. So that was what he did.