Advertisement

Faster previews. Personalized experience. Get started with a FREE account.
Physical Intelligence PDF

Physical Intelligence PDF

by Claire Dale
480 Pages · 2015 · 7 MB · 63 Downloads · New!
" Happiness doesn't result from what we get, but from what we give. ” ― Ben Carson
Physical Intelligence
by Claire Dale
480 Pages · 2015 · 7 MB · 72 Downloads · New!
“Physical Intelligence: Harness your body’s untapped intelligence to achieve more, stress less, and live more happily” is the self-help book that provides a number of simples, useful and everyday exercises that make a big difference in improving overall health. Claire Dale is the author of this outstanding book. Claire is also a Senior Communications Tutor at RADA in Business and a best-selling leadership author. In this book, Claire explains how to reassure self-perception and delicate control of one’s body, emotions, and relations to enhance self-worth in accomplishing one’s essential objectives. It is a real-world, perceptive, and profoundly studied guide to understanding how our mind and body systems can work together. This book is a brilliant asset for progressing wellness, increase the possibility of achievement in life, and encouraging well-being and psychological state. This book tells us how Claire discusses eight key neurotransmitters and hormones that can upgrade your health and wellbeing when the correct chemical balance is attained in the brain and the body. In conclusion, this is an extremely insightful and worth reading book it’s highly recommended for anyone who wants to understand how to maximize mental, physical, and emotional capacity.
Who Switched Off My Brain
by Caroline Leaf
175 Pages · 2009 · 2 MB · 60 Downloads · New!
“Who Switched Off My Brain?: Controlling Toxic Thoughts and Emotions” is a self-help book which explains how our toxic thoughts affect us physically and emotionally. Caroline Leaf is the author of this extraordinary book. Caroline is a cognitive neuroscientist with a PhD in Communication Pathology and a BSc Logopaedics specializing in cognitive and metacognitive neuropsychology. She has spent the last 30 years studying the link between mind and brain, the essence of emotional well-being and memory creation. She was one of the first to research how the mind can shift with coordinated brain input. In this book, Caroline shows us how 87% to 95% of physical and mental diseases are immediate consequences of harmful thinking, evidence that our emotions influence us mentally and physically. It is an excellent book that explains the thoughts which we do not control properly become suppressed and can cause a huge physical harm.in other words, the negative views we hold onto ultimately produce a hurtful compound reaction in our bodies that has a catastrophic and long-term impact on our well-being. To conclude, a must read book for anyone who wants to change their thinking and wants to know how to live a stress free life.
Think Again
by Adam Grant
240 Pages · 2021 · 20 MB · 84 Downloads · New!
“Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know” is a self-help book that gives you advice to self-checking your thinking and assumptions. Adam Grant is the author of this outstanding book. Adam is the New York Times bestselling author and an organizational psychologist. In this book, Adam explains us to reexamine, reconsider and rethink our convictions, considerations, and characters and get to find out why we accept what we do, why it is so essential to us, and why we are persistent to hold on to those thoughts and principles. It shows us to stop forcing ourselves and consider other people’s opinions so that we may become our own. This book tells the readers the importance of self-assessment how they speak, prosecute, or politic when it comes to examining thoughts or topics with others. This book helps you find your inner researcher infinitely inquisitive, modestly sure, perpetually distrustful. At that point, you characterize your personality regarding “values” not “sentiments” and effectively search out data those conflicts with your perspective. It is a brilliant book that praising the advantages of liberality and reconsidering your beliefs. In summary, this is a very informative book for anyone who wants to create a culture of learning and exploration at home, work, or school.
Strategize to Win
by Carla A Harris
256 Pages · 2014 · 1 MB · 62 Downloads · New!
“Strategize to Win: The New Way to Start Out, Step Up, Or Start Over in Your Career” is a self-help book that guides you to choosing the best career for you and planning your way to the top. Carla A Harris is the author of this impressive book. Carla A Harris was a senior member of the equity syndicate desk. She was named in Fortune Magazine’s list of “The 50 Most Powerful Black Executives in Corporate America”. In this book, Carla explains from her personal experiences to assist you to explore each phase of your professional career counting finding the correct occupation, securing the first job, preparing yourself for accomplishment in all sorts of work environments, and eventually, achieving your fantasy work. This book discusses and describes challenges that are often elusive, providing lessons on Recognizing and making the most of your job profile successful: getting ready for a career change without taking a step down: and sharpening your skills. In short, it is a very useful book that encourages readers how to move forward, recover from losses, and prepare themselves for success.
Expect to Win
by Carla A Harris
256 Pages · 2009 · 1 MB · 63 Downloads · New!
“Expect to Win: Proven Strategies for Success from a Wall Street Vet” is a self-help book that explains the strategies for long-term success in any career. Carla A Harris is the author of this brilliant book. Carla is a vice president, managing director, and Senior Client Advisor at Morgan Stanley. In this wonderful book, Carla describes how to develop your “true self” within the workplace, build your career plan, and taking charge of your proficient progress. It is the best career advice book that tells you key points of a successful professional life and rather than being one of those irritating self-important business books. This brilliant book clearly defines how individuals see you and how they consider you are significant. The key is that by simply altering the way you act, the things you say, and the words you use when you speak to them, you can change the way people think about you. This book is a complete set of advice and tips for a successful career. it provides easy and concise advice focused on real-life situations and helps readers to manage everyday challenges in a workplace. In summary, A must-read book for anybody who looking for the apparatuses and abilities required to make it a competitive environment.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement