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Present Time
Overwhelmed by stress? Craving peace in a chaotic world? 'Present Time' by Dennis Santaniello is your guide to a serene now.
Dive into this interactive self-help masterpiece, uniquely blending practical mindfulness with powerful self-discovery. You won't just read; you'll engage in transformative exercises and experiments, unlocking the present moment's tranquility and your path to it.
Embark on a journey that reacquaints you with life's awe, guided by easy-to-adopt practices of mindfulness and introspection. This isn't just a book; it's a toolkit for crafting your personal oasis of inner peace and joy.
Ready for a mental reset? 'Present Time' is your ticket to a fulfilling, peaceful existence. Grab your copy now and begin the life-changing voyage to your truest self.
Dive into this interactive self-help masterpiece, uniquely blending practical mindfulness with powerful self-discovery. You won't just read; you'll engage in transformative exercises and experiments, unlocking the present moment's tranquility and your path to it.
Embark on a journey that reacquaints you with life's awe, guided by easy-to-adopt practices of mindfulness and introspection. This isn't just a book; it's a toolkit for crafting your personal oasis of inner peace and joy.
Ready for a mental reset? 'Present Time' is your ticket to a fulfilling, peaceful existence. Grab your copy now and begin the life-changing voyage to your truest self.
262 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 25, 2020
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About the author
Dennis Santaniello
61 books22 followersDennis Santaniello is the author of the epic book trilogy: "Conquistadors".
Other works include "Sergei and Hans": a WWI novel about the Eastern Front.
He also writes screenplays and spends his time working on his family farm.
Other works include "Sergei and Hans": a WWI novel about the Eastern Front.
He also writes screenplays and spends his time working on his family farm.
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May 4, 2023
Short and sweet with joyful whimsy. Awkward read at times with the ebook. Probably best with the audiobook given how the practices may sometimes ask you to close your eyes.
Present Time's core message is vaguely reminiscent of Tim Urban's life in weeks calendar or Shi Heng Yi's motivational talks/interviews: you have one life. Every second counts when you decide how to live it. To enjoy life is to be present to who you really are. Given how important a message it is, I'm okay hearing it in an optimistic and casual way.
Does Dennis present groundbreaking research and lengthy citations in Present Time? No. And that's okay. He's living his fulfilment journey just by spreading one of life's greatest lessons with an affordable and quick read. I'm cool with that. I enjoyed his father's poetry at the end too.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Present Time's core message is vaguely reminiscent of Tim Urban's life in weeks calendar or Shi Heng Yi's motivational talks/interviews: you have one life. Every second counts when you decide how to live it. To enjoy life is to be present to who you really are. Given how important a message it is, I'm okay hearing it in an optimistic and casual way.
Does Dennis present groundbreaking research and lengthy citations in Present Time? No. And that's okay. He's living his fulfilment journey just by spreading one of life's greatest lessons with an affordable and quick read. I'm cool with that. I enjoyed his father's poetry at the end too.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
August 7, 2021
Overly wordy
I rarely will call something a complete waste of time, but this book is it. This book in a nutshell, right now is PRESENT TIME.
Acknowledge it.
Enjoy it.
Use it.
There. Saved you some time.
I rarely will call something a complete waste of time, but this book is it. This book in a nutshell, right now is PRESENT TIME.
Acknowledge it.
Enjoy it.
Use it.
There. Saved you some time.
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