'Change Your Life One Day at a Time' includes 365 practical and accessible pieces of advice that can be easily incorporated into everyday life. The book works on the principle that the cumulative effect of such simple changes and moments of awareness will enable noticeable, holistic improvement. Distributed evenly across four seasonal chapters, the entries cover nutrition, mind, relationships, physical environment, fitness and natural beauty - so everything from eating blueberries to watching a sunset. This book is here to help you realise how many lifestyle choices - the food you eat, the gestures you make, your pastimes, the way you think - are within your power to change for the better.

At age 30, Joshua Fields Millburn left his six-figure career, ditched most of his material possessions, and started focusing on life's most important aspects. Once he embraced his newfound minimalist lifestyle, he never looked back. Suffice it to say, everything has changed in Millburn's life in the last three years. After his mother died in October 2009 and his marriage ended a month later, he began questioning everything in his life: his material possessions, his career, his goals, his health, his relationships, his path in life. Soon he discovered minimalism. In the three years since the author adopted a minimalist lifestyle, he has written more than 300 essays about minimalism and intentional living. He has written about his journey, his failures, his lessons, and everything he has learned during his transformation. A Day in the Life of a Minimalist is a collection of his best, most important individual writings--rethought and edited specifically for this collection. This 208-page book contains 50 essays about living a meaningful life with less stuff, including "The Short Guide to Getting Rid of Your Crap," "The Commodification of Love," "Letting Go of Shitty Relationships," and the title essay. Collectively, these essays are purposefully organized into nine sections--lifestyle, goals, experiments, clutter, relationships, changes, philosophy, consumer culture, and work--covering a variety of topics, viewpoints, and arguments within those themes. Also included are a special forward written by Colin Wright (the man who introduced Millburn to minimalism) and an introduction by Joshua Fields Millburn, as well as two unpublished essays that can't be found anywhere else: "What If Everyone Was a Minimalist?" and "Work-Life Balance." These essays were written to encourage readers to think critically about the excess in their lives and, ultimately, to take action towards living more intentionally. This collection is short enough to be read in a few sittings, or it can be digested slowly, reading one essay a day for nearly two months, applying its principals each day to your own life.

A 12 WEEK JOURNEY TO PEACE OF MIND Will help anyone who experiences any of the following: Stress at home or in the workplace General Anxiety State or Anxiety Disorders such as OCD and Phobias Panic Attacks Depression, Low Mood or Melancholia Low Confidence and Self-Esteem If you have reached Breakdown or Burnout, this unique and life changing book will be invaluable to you. Whilst working in a mental health setting for 30 years Mary Heath soon discovered that everyone she encountered shared a similar problem: no one appeared to have any knowledge at all of how to cope with the stress of life and its consequences. The great majority of patients had no coping skills or strategies at all. No one had been taught how to deal with stress, and many didn’t even know what stress was and why they felt so helpless, so alone and so afraid. Mary on the other hand had a very large tool box and a set of skills that helped all of them to change their lives around and become healthier and stronger in every way. Having been trained in many disciplines in the field of stress, anxiety, depression and personal development she was able to tailor an individual’s requirements, according to their specific needs. Working with a wide-ranging and extensive variety of therapies Mary taught people not just how to cope but how to really live again. Many of the techniques and therapies Mary used can be found in this book and include: The Simple Principles of the Philosophy of Yoga Pranayama--a unique sequence of breath control exercises Relaxation, Meditation and Mindfulness Stress and Anxiety Management Depression Management Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Self-Esteem and Confidence Building Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Life Coaching

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"Saving Me: One Day at a Time" is a beacon of hope and healing for anyone touched by the shadows of addiction. Andrea Seydel, drawing from her own personal journey of loving and losing someone to addiction, extends a hand of support and understanding to those facing similar challenges. In this remarkable book, part of the "Saving You Is Killing Me: Loving Someone With an Addiction" series, Seydel brings the principles of positive psychology and resilience to life. Each day, readers will find a wellspring of strength, guidance, and encouragement to navigate the complexities of loving someone with addiction. This book is your daily companion, your source of solace, and your reminder that you are not alone. Seydel's insights are both heartfelt and practical, offering a lifeline of support as you prioritize your own well-being. Through the lens of positive psychology, you'll discover the power of gratitude, personal strength, and resilience in the face of addiction's challenges. If you're walking alongside someone battling addiction, "Saving Me: One Day at a Time" is an indispensable resource. Let it guide you on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and empowerment, one day at a time. Together, with Seydel's nurturing wisdom, you can nurture resilience and embrace hope as you step toward a brighter future filled with personal happiness. Rediscover the strength within you, and let each day be a testament to your resilience. With "Saving Me: One Day at a Time," Andrea Seydel offers you a lifeline of support, a wellspring of inspiration, and a path toward healing and reclaiming your life. Don't face addiction's shadows alone; let this book be your daily dose of resilience and hope on your journey to rediscovering joy. Dear Reader, In the midst of life’s challenges, struggles, and uncertainties, always remember this: “Every day may not be good, but there is something good in every day.” "Saving Me: One Day at a Time" aims to be your daily dose of positivity, providing uplifting support and resilience. It serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there exists a glimmer of light, a spark of hope, and a silver lining. Whether you're on the journey of loving someone with addiction or grieving someone lost to addiction, let this book guide you in rediscovering joy, strength, and the importance of prioritizing your well-being. Each page stands as a testament to your inner resilience, offering compassionate support towards a brighter tomorrow. Know that you are not alone on this journey. Together, we will unearth the good in every day, or at the very least, help you navigate your struggles with grace. With warmth and encouragement, Andrea Seydel

Helping you focus on today, instead of feeling stuck in the past or projecting what might or might not happen in the future, this little book will awaken your confidence as a gifted child of God—happy, loved, and in control of your own life.

In this remarkable New York Times bestseller, Joel Osteen offers unique insights and encouragement that will help readers overcome every obstacle in their lives.

Step by step, layman's terms, points out the way to a joyous affirmation of your spiritual faith--a soothing refuge in times of trouble and doubt.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU LOSE YOUR HUSBAND AND SOCIAL STANDING IN A SINGLE MOMENT? An unexpected phone call shatters Indian immigrant Tasneem Zain’s idyllic family life in Sydney. Her husband has been in a terrible accident. Doctors aren’t sure if he’ll make it. When Ali dies, Tasneem’s social status changes overnight. People in her community believe that widows are bad luck. They must be shunned and banned from any joyous occasions to avoid their ‘bad luck’ affecting others. Tasneem is also expected to fade away into the background, and become half the woman she is. As a widow, she must observe iddah, a compulsory mourning period for Muslim women. Isolated in a room in her home, Tasneem experiences what it means to be an outsider. Shut away from the outside world, Tasneem prays for her late husband’s soul while struggling with grief and loneliness. As her iddah progresses, she starts searching for a new identity. Who is she and what does she really want? She also resigns herself to spending the rest of her life alone knowing that’s what’s expected. But life has something unexpected in store.