Invest in things that never change.

Success requires vision, so it’s logical that when you’re dreaming big, you turn your attention to the future. After all, vision boards and vision statements are designed to help us realize our goals and aspirations.

Forward-looking tools are excellent ways to keep us motivated as we work towards success. But when we’re fixated on attaining our goals, we can sometimes forget to look to the past. And it’s in the past that we not only have the chance to learn from our mistakes, but we can also observe another important element of success human behavioral patterns.

As humans, we typically repeat patterns and behave in particular ways. And then there’s the matter of circumstances beyond our control. These elements contribute to success, no matter how hard we’ve worked to make our dreams a reality.

In this book, you’ll learn about some aspects of human behavior and history that never change, and where to invest your attention and efforts to generate higher returns and a happier life.

Some people seem to have a natural gift for getting other people. “The truth is, this ability is not really anything mystical, but a skill like any other that can actually be learned and mastered.” To prove this, in his comprehensive and insightful analysis of human behavior “Read People Like a Book”  hailed by some as a modern-day counterpart to Dale Carnegie’s classic “How to Win Friends and Influence People” let’s look closely at all the ways one can develop the valuable skill of analyzing and understanding other people’s emotions, thoughts and intentions. So, get ready to learn how to become a brilliant people-reader yourself!

Everyone is talking about self-care nowadays. Social media, advertisements, bloggers, life coaches, therapists they all often recommend it as a remedy for almost every problem you have. And while their premise about the power of self-care is correct, their self-care prescription is often incomplete. Contrary to the popular notion, caring for yourself does not only include treating yourself to occasional luxuries, such as a nice meal, exotic vacation, massage, or a long, hot bath. Self-care is more than that. It means taking responsibility for your well-being in all the important areas of your life. So, get ready to learn how to improve your health and happiness by taking care of yourself effectively!

What’s in it for me? Discover seven strategies to create more empathetic, accountable, and meaningful relationships.

How often do you sweep issues under the rug because you don’t feel that you can handle them effectively? Perhaps you don’t have a clear position on some matters. Or – like so many other people – you find conflict confronting. But ignoring issues never leads to peace or resolution – all it does is cause discomfort and friction.

What if there was a set of strategies you could use to communicate confidently, while making everyone feel respected, heard, and valued, one that helped you and the people in your life seek mutually beneficial solutions in the face of challenges?

In this book, we’ll explore seven transformative strategies that will help you do just that. These strategies find their foundation in two core concepts: clarity, which involves exploring challenges in detail from multiple perspectives; and accountability, which is a shared commitment to addressing problems fairly and with compassion.

When clarity and accountability join forces, relationships become vibrant and harmonious, whether in the workplace or at home. Let’s dive in and take your communication skills to a whole new level. 

Do you want to lose weight? Become the manager of a large company? Or find your dream partner? 

Whatever it is that success means to you, you have probably fallen for quick fixes before. Here’s the hard truth: there are no quick fixes for success. However, there are six fundamental steps you can follow on your way to success, and they all utilize The Compound Effect. So get ready to learn how to become successful!

Have you ever felt like the world is pressing down on you, with past mistakes and regrets forming a constant weight on your shoulders? Ever wondered how your experiences, both good and bad, have molded you into the person you are today? We all journey through life collecting memories, facing challenges, and learning from our setbacks. But what if there's a way to turn these challenges into stepping stones toward personal growth and healing? 

If you’ve ever wondered how our minds work, “Thinking, Fast and Slow” will provide the answers. Written by leading psychologist and economist Daniel Kahneman, this compelling work summarizes a lifetime of research. Kahneman won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002 for his work. With his publication, he attempts to give us a language to talk about the workings of our mind and creates compelling insights into why so much of our thinking is based on bias. So, get ready to delve into the wondrous workings of our minds!

You want to do the work, right? You want to be productive and feel satisfied – like your life is on track. But if you chose this book, chances are something isn’t quite working. In fact, you’re probably looking for change. So then the question is, What’s standing in your way?

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Each year, more than four million brides and grooms in the United States say ‘’I do’’ to each other. Unfortunately, around half of these couples end up divorcing within the first seven years of their marriage. 

Decades-long marriage counselor Gary Chapman believes this is due to a wrong perception most of us have about marriage. According to him, couples need to prepare for marriage better, and in ‘’Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married,’’ he uses his marital and counseling experience to teach them how. 

So, get ready to hear what you need to know before saying ‘’I do!’’