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Complaint Project: 21-Days to a Complaint Free Life
“Don’t complain about things you’re not willing to change.”
From Social Media to our jobs to our home life, we are a world filled with complainers. We must stop. We can stop.
We live in a world where anything is possible. We have plenty, but we want more, and we constantly complain about the need for more.
We must stop. We can stop.
Will you join us?
What is the secret to happiness?
How can people with less money, food, clothing be happier than we are? How do you unlock that complaint-free life?
The Complaint Project will help you do that.
We are a group of people who believe complaining is a curable disease. We have proven strategies and tactics that will help cure you.
This project is for everyone and anyone. No money needed.
Join. Your life will never be the same.
From Social Media to our jobs to our home life, we are a world filled with complainers. We must stop. We can stop.
We live in a world where anything is possible. We have plenty, but we want more, and we constantly complain about the need for more.
We must stop. We can stop.
Will you join us?
What is the secret to happiness?
How can people with less money, food, clothing be happier than we are? How do you unlock that complaint-free life?
The Complaint Project will help you do that.
We are a group of people who believe complaining is a curable disease. We have proven strategies and tactics that will help cure you.
This project is for everyone and anyone. No money needed.
Join. Your life will never be the same.
43 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 6, 2016
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About the author
Brian Benson
13 books59 followersMost people start writing at a young age, and mature into seasoned writers. I waited until retirement, and began writing the stories that had been brewing in my head for over 30 years. As a native New Englander, my novels primarily take place in the eastern U.S. where I worked as a private investigator for a number of years. I have also served on the boards of directors for Citizens in Community Service, and Coalition Against Domestic Violence in Fulton County N.Y., where I also served as a police chaplain in the cities of Johnstown and Gloversville. I now reside in Alexandria, VA. My first novel Cob: Search For A Serial Killer was published in July. I have recently published a 2nd novel Twin Killing. My third novel Red Ink was published in December of 2020. I have now begun work on a 4th novel Contortionist. A star circus performer is being stalked. Our agency is hired to protect her. When not writing, I enjoy my retirement walking neighborhood dogs.
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August 6, 2021
This book inspired me. I made my own purple bracelet (not ordering that plastic garbage), but think I will probably like myself better without complaining, criticizing or gossiping.
Benson lays out the challenge, then narrates stories of how applying them are relevant. The book is full of testimonials and other things which I skipped reading, but I did come away with the idea that we can move from being completely unconscious of our negative verbal behaviors to both conscious and in control of them.
This is not a challenge you will complete on your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 15th try.
Benson lays out the challenge, then narrates stories of how applying them are relevant. The book is full of testimonials and other things which I skipped reading, but I did come away with the idea that we can move from being completely unconscious of our negative verbal behaviors to both conscious and in control of them.
This is not a challenge you will complete on your 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 15th try.
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