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Feed The Need
“Feed The Need” delivers a comprehensive view of the pain that causes disruption in our personal and professional lives and offers a prescription to relieve it. As a coach, leadership training facilitator, and keynote speaker, I provide the guidance needed to change lives for the better by reducing conflict, promoting understanding and healthy communication, and improving problem solving approaches.
Imagine living a life where you feel fulfilled, where what you need and what you have are the very same thing. Our world has its fair share of conflict and communication breakdowns, stress and resentment, heartaches and hopelessness.
At the root of all of these things is one common thread: Pain.
Where does this pain come from? Unmet needs.
When we need water, we are thirsty and we will eventually die if we are not hydrated. When we need food, we are hungry and death will follow if we aren’t fed. When our physical needs aren’t met it leads to suffering and death. Our emotional needs drive our behavior and severely affect our psychological well-being, and when they aren’t met we behave in destructive and dysfunctional ways.
In this groundbreaking book, you will discover how to identify, understand, and feed your core emotional needs so that you can live more harmoniously with yourself and others. "Feed The Need" will change the way you think about problems, and strengthen and empower you to solve them. Stop suffering and tolerating struggle and start celebrating and living abundantly by feeding your true hunger.
Imagine living a life where you feel fulfilled, where what you need and what you have are the very same thing. Our world has its fair share of conflict and communication breakdowns, stress and resentment, heartaches and hopelessness.
At the root of all of these things is one common thread: Pain.
Where does this pain come from? Unmet needs.
When we need water, we are thirsty and we will eventually die if we are not hydrated. When we need food, we are hungry and death will follow if we aren’t fed. When our physical needs aren’t met it leads to suffering and death. Our emotional needs drive our behavior and severely affect our psychological well-being, and when they aren’t met we behave in destructive and dysfunctional ways.
In this groundbreaking book, you will discover how to identify, understand, and feed your core emotional needs so that you can live more harmoniously with yourself and others. "Feed The Need" will change the way you think about problems, and strengthen and empower you to solve them. Stop suffering and tolerating struggle and start celebrating and living abundantly by feeding your true hunger.
164 pages, Paperback
First published December 29, 2014
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About the author
Bridget Cooper
10 books10 followersI’m a cage rattler. Consultant. Thought shifter. Change strategist. C-Level Exec Partner & Advisor. Speaker. Coach. Author.
I write books that guide my clients through work and personal challenges that are limiting their potential, their joy, and their success. Want to be a better leader? Make the smartest decision yet and partner with me to be a better person first. As an experienced coach, speaker, consultant, I guide people to organizational success, healthy relationships, & happy clients.
Please visit www.drbridgetcooper.com for more information and to schedule your free 15 minute consultation!
I write books that guide my clients through work and personal challenges that are limiting their potential, their joy, and their success. Want to be a better leader? Make the smartest decision yet and partner with me to be a better person first. As an experienced coach, speaker, consultant, I guide people to organizational success, healthy relationships, & happy clients.
Please visit www.drbridgetcooper.com for more information and to schedule your free 15 minute consultation!
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July 8, 2020
An outstanding discussion on bringing your best self to relationships and life!
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