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Hai provato in tutti i modi: meditazione, yoga, jogging, snorkeling, curling, shopping. Non ha funzionato. C'è sempre qualcosa che non ti convince in questa vita. Non trovi pace. Con questo audiolibro, scoprirai come liberarti senza muovere un dito. Perché solo tu puoi decidere quello che ci deve essere nella tua testa. Senza fare il nodo scorsoio alle gambe e unire le dita, recitando strani mantra senza senso. E, miracolosamente, invece di metterti una camicia di forza, come pensavi all'inizio, il mondo ti porterà in palmo di mano come una cosa preziosa.

Attraverso otto semplici passi, l'autore Bernhard Moestl, che ha appreso da un grande maestro la filosofia del combattimento e dell'azione efficace dei monaci Shaolin, ci indica le tappe per imparare a non considerare il cambiamento come un pericolo. Una di queste è lasciare la nostra zona di comfort e accettare l'incertezza del futuro: è il primo grande passo per raggiungere la meta che ci siamo prefissati. Solo realizzando le nostre idee, infatti, diventeremo persone d'azione, capaci di mettere mano a un progetto e trasformarlo in realtà.

La felicità è un dono che dovremmo fare a noi stessi. Dopo tutto, ce lo meritiamo. Si dice che siamo nati per soffrire, ma gli studi provano che la storia dell'uomo avanza alla ricerca di gioia, il nostro principio vitale. Lo testimoniano l'arte, la musica, l'innamoramento. Il sorriso pieno è l'espressione meglio identificabile sul volto: forse perché chi sa riconoscerla trova un amico, e gli amici allenano il buonumore. Un abbraccio seda lo stress, pranzare in compagnia stimola la produzione di endorfine. Con la vicinanza degli altri, a cascata, calano i rischi di depressione.

"Penso a come tutto è nato. Da una richiesta d'aiuto, e quando stiamo male o quello che stiamo facendo non ci fa stare bene, non c'è nulla di cui vergognarsi nel chiedere aiuto. Dentro la parola aiuto è contenuta la parola cambiamento. Il percorso che ho fatto con Cecilia non mi ha reso invulnerabile dalla paura, dall'errore, dall'ansia, ma mi ha permesso di cambiare il modo in cui vivere determinate situazioni... Accettare le proprie fragilità richiede molto coraggio ed è l'unico modo per superare i nostri limiti."

C'è chi li ama alla follia e ne fa un uso smodato. Chi li detesta e pensa siano la causa di tutti i mali della società. Chi non ammetterà mai di esserne dipendente, chi ci bazzica ma non si espone, chi ci si diverte senza subirli. Che li si ami o si odi, è passato il tempo in cui si credeva che i social media fossero una moda passeggera: quindici anni fa, quando Facebook muoveva i primi passi, e i vari Snapchat, Instagram, Musically erano ancora da venire, senza saperlo stavamo assistendo a una svolta irreversibile nel nostro modo di comunicare.

Trucchi, consigli e segreti per non farsi fregare. Una palestra quotidiana per il nostro potenziale. I luoghi di lavoro sembrano sempre più infestati da stronzi. E nessuno di loro è simpatico. Il capo stronzo rende la vita impossibile, il cliente stronzo ti rovina la giornata, il collega stronzo ti irrita. Alcuni contesti lavorativi sono giunti ormai a definire una nuova categoria: le aziende stronze. Supponenza, diffidenza, controllo, aggressività, presunzione, arroganza e, perché no, idiozia.

La idea de este audiolibro es convertir a todas las mujeres en mujeres perennial, aquellas que saben lo que quieren y lo consiguen sin que la edad sea un impedimento.

From the star of TLC's My Big Fat Fabulous Life and the YouTube sensation "A Fat Girl Dancing" comes an empowering memoir about letting go of your limitations and living the life you deserve. Right now. Whitney Way Thore stands five feet two inches tall and weighs well over 300 pounds, and she is totally, completely, and truly...happy. But she wasn't always the vivacious, confident woman you see on TV. Growing up as a dancer, Whitney felt the pressure to be thin.

Are you happy? Right now? Happy enough? As happy as everyone else? Could you be happier if you tried harder? After she packed up her British worldview (that most things were basically rubbish) and moved to America, journalist and documentary filmmaker Ruth Whippman found herself increasingly perplexed by the American obsession with one topic above all others: happiness. The subject came up everywhere: at the playground swings, at the meat counter in the supermarket, and even at the gynecologist.

"Let your illness be your spiritual teacher!" Make a statement like that to someone who's struggled for years with, say, rheumatoid arthritis, and be prepared for an eye roll (at best). To Peter Fernando's credit, he makes that statement, and no such impulse arises. We believe him because he's been there himself and because he backs up the statements with his own real experiences and with real wisdom from Buddhist teachings.

How To Eat Loads and Stay Slim isn’t a diet book. Not in the traditional sense. It’s a mixture of hard science (e.g. how hunger really works), quick ‘cheats’ (e.g. how to make zero fat chips), psychological techniques (e.g. why focusing on your food as you eat is really important), ingenious strategies (e.g. how to cut down on sugar without going cold turkey), and easy peasy recipes (e.g. Peter’s roast potato & egg smashup breakfast or Della’s apple ginger clafouti)

Let’s face it: Setbacks happen, and failure is always a possibility. But here’s the good news: Amazing success has been achieved by people who once fell flat on their faces. The secret lies in how we respond to life’s bumps and pot holes and unwelcome detours - from getting fired or losing a business to enduring a professional rejection or pursuing a passion that fails to pan out. Misfortune, it turns out, can be a springboard to success.

The shark attacked while she was snorkeling, tearing through Micki Glenn’s breast and shredding her right arm. Her husband, a surgeon, saved her life on the spot, but when she was safely home she couldn’t just go on with her life. She had entered an even more profound survival journey: the aftermath. The survival experience changes everything because it invalidates all your previous adaptations, and the old rules don’t apply. In some cases survivors suffer more in the aftermath than they did during the actual crisis. In all cases, they have to work hard to reinvent themselves.

The good news is that the great thinkers from history have proposed the same strategies for happiness and fulfilment. The bad news is that these turn out to be the very things most discouraged by contemporary culture. This knotty dilemma is the subject of The Age of Absurdity - a wry and accessible investigation into how the desirable states of well-being and satisfaction are constantly undermined by modern life.

At some point in our lives, most of us have been affected by caring adults whose advice, guidance, and example made a difference. In The Person Who Changed My Life, individuals who have distinguished themselves in their fields write about the men and women who served as their mentors.

Following the pack and doing what you are told may get you a job and even a promotion, but it won’t lead to real success. Entrepreneur Arthur Wylie, who made his first million by 26, has conquered the worlds of finance, real estate, and entertainment with more than $50 million in deals brokered and almost half a billion in assets and transactions under management. In Only the Crazy and Fearless Win BIG!, he shares a little secret that few books discussto win big you have to be fearless.

A powerful book that is both fun to listen to and transformative, Living Serendipitously: Keeping the Wonder Alive motivates people to become "active dreamers" who live their dreams. A lively and joyful listen, it captures the joyful essence of "the art of living", explaining just how simple, easy and natural living serendipitously really is.

We're too tired to think, too wired to focus, less efficient than we want to be, and guilty about not getting enough time with our loved ones. We all know that we feel starved for time, but what are we actually doing about it? Precious little. In The Art of Stopping Time, New York Times best-selling author Pedram Shojai guides us towards success with what he calls time prosperity - having the time to accomplish what you want in life without feeling compressed, stressed, overburdened, or hurried.

Rachel Hollis a vu trop de femmes qui n'exploitent pas pleinement leur potentiel. Des femmes qui sentent que leur cœur aspire à quelque chose de plus grand, mais qui ont peur de se retrouver dans l'embarras, de ne pas atteindre la perfection, de ne pas être à la hauteur.

From healthcare to education to big business, mutiny in Manchester to the climate pirates of the Caribbean, How to: Be More Pirate captures their applied wisdom. Packed with relatable examples and practical, applicable tactics, it is a blueprint for causing good trouble. Whether you want to overcome personal limitations, upend the status quo in your line of work, or find some co-conspirators, this book will help you to be more radical, relentless and ambitious in your life and work.