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The Magic of Authentic Living
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The Magic of Authentic Living
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Dean Fraser
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It's said when we are in harmony with our authentic self we're living the way we are intended to. Authentic living is said to reduce our likelihood of developing illness, ensure decision making becomes second nature, massively reduce our stress levels, and work within the career we love. Whilst life will of course present challenges (It's usually how we grow as people) those challenges will be easier dealt with.
So why aren't we all doing this? It's all too easy to lose a sense of who we truly are and our core values. This happens from the moment we are born. The opinions of family, peers, and even those we watch on our screens influences the way we see ourselves and the world.
How to rediscover our authentic self? This audiobook takes us through a step by step process of discovering what motivates us right now, and if this doesn't feel quite right to us, how to align with our inner core values and live life from now on according to these.
The author is a body language psychologist who has spent over 30 years studying what motivates us and how we can live as mindfully as possible, until it becomes second nature played forward into our lives
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"Dean Fraser passionately believes we all have a personal mission in life, the one thing which is our reason for being right here on this planet at this time." (My Indigo Sun Magazine)
"Dean shows how evolving comes from living, making mistakes which are not really mistakes but learning, walking our talk and sometimes tripping up a few times before we finally get the message about what we need in order to grow." (New Dawn Magazine)
