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Same Shit, Different Day
If you’ve ever woke up and wondered how in the heck your life got to where it is and if you’re doomed to be stuck there, Same Shit Different Day is your answer. The information Heather Elliott shares in this transformative book gives you a fast pass to greater health, happiness, and abundance. The techniques you’ll learn will help regardless of your age, occupation, and current situation. If you’re not happy, successful, and living the life you want, it’s time to ask yourself,“Why not?” And if you’ve already been asking yourself that question, it’s time to get your answer and change your life.
122 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 7, 2016
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November 29, 2016
A Self-Help Book for SSDD!
Same Shit, Different Day is not only a self-help book but it is an inspiring tutorial of how to change bad habits and personalities. The author gives examples of different restricted mindsets of typical clients and how she helped them change for the better.
The author assists the reader in first identifying which habits one has and then how to get out of the rut of repeating the same mistakes again and again. She makes you think long and hard about being your true self and not allowing others to drag you down. She encourages you to reach for your dreams and strive to realize them sooner.
This was an enlightening book and I found many helpful ways to make myself stronger and more resilient. A worthwhile read for all who want to be all that they can be.
Same Shit, Different Day is not only a self-help book but it is an inspiring tutorial of how to change bad habits and personalities. The author gives examples of different restricted mindsets of typical clients and how she helped them change for the better.
The author assists the reader in first identifying which habits one has and then how to get out of the rut of repeating the same mistakes again and again. She makes you think long and hard about being your true self and not allowing others to drag you down. She encourages you to reach for your dreams and strive to realize them sooner.
This was an enlightening book and I found many helpful ways to make myself stronger and more resilient. A worthwhile read for all who want to be all that they can be.
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