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The Unshackled Mind: The Surprising Truth Behind Negative Self-Talk. A Breakthrough Discovery to True and Authentic Happiness.
Anxious? Tired? Stressed out? It’s an all-too familiar narrative… haven’t you ever felt that there must be something more? Research shows that just three in ten people are happy with their lives. That can’t be right. We must be doing something wrong.
All too often, spiritual self-development gets pigeonholed as hippie fluff with no place in the world.That’s where we’re going wrong. That’s why we’re unhappy.
The key to happiness and success is to align your true sense of self with your goals in order to unlock your potential and love what you do.
We’re boxed into rigid ways of thinking, dependent on information and prescriptive frameworks How can someone live life while their minds are being shackled by stereotypes and negative self-talk? How can one break their chains and start living life on their terms?
You’re going to be that it’s time to break the chains.
By leveraging the power of the mind and learning how to break free of the script, you have the power to take control.
In The Unshackled The Surprising Truth Behind Negative Self-Talk. A Breakthrough Discovery to True and Authentic Happiness. You’ll The #1 reason why we’re so unhappy How to break from the script you’ve been following for years The secret to living authentically happy The secret to working less and achieving more How to build positive momentum The science of recovery Powerful mindfulness techniques for self-development A bulletproof strategy to free your mind And much more.
If you thought you had to choose between success and happiness, it’s time to stop. Free yourself from stereotypical unshackle your mind.
Spiritual happiness has been studied by philosophers, scientists and psychologists for centuries, yet we don’t value its place in our lives… Why not?
69% of people feel trapped in the same old routines, and 40% of us feel unhappy in our lives. This isn’t right. Success and happiness aren’t mutually it’s possible to achieve both, and you’re going to do it.
If you’re ready to break the chains and achieve success your way, click “Add to Cart” now. It’s time to reset the future.
All too often, spiritual self-development gets pigeonholed as hippie fluff with no place in the world.That’s where we’re going wrong. That’s why we’re unhappy.
The key to happiness and success is to align your true sense of self with your goals in order to unlock your potential and love what you do.
We’re boxed into rigid ways of thinking, dependent on information and prescriptive frameworks How can someone live life while their minds are being shackled by stereotypes and negative self-talk? How can one break their chains and start living life on their terms?
You’re going to be that it’s time to break the chains.
By leveraging the power of the mind and learning how to break free of the script, you have the power to take control.
In The Unshackled The Surprising Truth Behind Negative Self-Talk. A Breakthrough Discovery to True and Authentic Happiness. You’ll The #1 reason why we’re so unhappy How to break from the script you’ve been following for years The secret to living authentically happy The secret to working less and achieving more How to build positive momentum The science of recovery Powerful mindfulness techniques for self-development A bulletproof strategy to free your mind And much more.
If you thought you had to choose between success and happiness, it’s time to stop. Free yourself from stereotypical unshackle your mind.
Spiritual happiness has been studied by philosophers, scientists and psychologists for centuries, yet we don’t value its place in our lives… Why not?
69% of people feel trapped in the same old routines, and 40% of us feel unhappy in our lives. This isn’t right. Success and happiness aren’t mutually it’s possible to achieve both, and you’re going to do it.
If you’re ready to break the chains and achieve success your way, click “Add to Cart” now. It’s time to reset the future.
113 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 17, 2020
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August 2, 2020
An interesting read
I’m a big fan of mindset books and love to learn. My favorite line of the book is “what’s left to master but ourselves?”
I’m a big fan of mindset books and love to learn. My favorite line of the book is “what’s left to master but ourselves?”
August 11, 2020
Not What It Says It Is
This book's subtitle does not give an accurate reflection of what is in the book (and I think further illumination of a book’s topic is the function of a subtitle). When I saw the subtitle of this book at one of my favorite book review sites, I thought it would be ideal for me because negative self-talk is certainly an issue for me. But the author didn't address that at all in this book. What he discusses instead is our mental constraints, brought on narrow vision or expectations, and his ideas about how to break free of them with nonconformity, authenticity, and unmasking your identity. This being a self-help book, of course, he talks about things like mindfulness, awareness, journaling, affirmations, etc., etc.. You can tell that some of this stems from his own personal experience and growth arc, but much of it seems taken from the common font of current self-help information. For some reason, in the book's introduction, he starts by discussing the worldwide prevalence of depression. He didn't really draw the connection between that and the rest of the book very well, or at least not well enough to make it the very first thing talked about in the book. Because he didn't really address what was stated in the subtitle, I find myself somewhat disappointed in this book. Not that he doesn't offer some good insights that could be helpful, but it did not meet my expectations.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
This book's subtitle does not give an accurate reflection of what is in the book (and I think further illumination of a book’s topic is the function of a subtitle). When I saw the subtitle of this book at one of my favorite book review sites, I thought it would be ideal for me because negative self-talk is certainly an issue for me. But the author didn't address that at all in this book. What he discusses instead is our mental constraints, brought on narrow vision or expectations, and his ideas about how to break free of them with nonconformity, authenticity, and unmasking your identity. This being a self-help book, of course, he talks about things like mindfulness, awareness, journaling, affirmations, etc., etc.. You can tell that some of this stems from his own personal experience and growth arc, but much of it seems taken from the common font of current self-help information. For some reason, in the book's introduction, he starts by discussing the worldwide prevalence of depression. He didn't really draw the connection between that and the rest of the book very well, or at least not well enough to make it the very first thing talked about in the book. Because he didn't really address what was stated in the subtitle, I find myself somewhat disappointed in this book. Not that he doesn't offer some good insights that could be helpful, but it did not meet my expectations.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
August 24, 2020
Embrace yourself and let everything else fall into place
Learning to accept who we are is the foundation of this book's message and, overlooking very minor formatting issues, it is worth the read.
We all tell ourselves stories and sometimes--or many times--these stories shackle our minds and prevent us from living our full lives. This book gives you great tools to unshackle your mind and live the life you were meant to live.
It is a great read. It helped me shift back into a positive mindset and gave me motivation to embrace me and let everything else fall into place. I recommend it!
Learning to accept who we are is the foundation of this book's message and, overlooking very minor formatting issues, it is worth the read.
We all tell ourselves stories and sometimes--or many times--these stories shackle our minds and prevent us from living our full lives. This book gives you great tools to unshackle your mind and live the life you were meant to live.
It is a great read. It helped me shift back into a positive mindset and gave me motivation to embrace me and let everything else fall into place. I recommend it!
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