Life Beginner's Manual: Take charge of your life

It has a lot of certainties. The outcomes are not the greatest but, eh, you can't always get what you want... Or so is the excuse for taking the safe path. These are the things that nag you for years before you finally take action. Unless of course, you never take the jump. How do you face the challenges presented to you? You try, you take the riskier path once in a while. You fail, you learn, you try again Put simply, you dare. Always think of bringing goodness into your life and other people's life. In fact, you could be happy instantly, and be at peace right now, regardless of your circumstances. You are certainly aware by now of what blocks you: They are the same beliefs, strategies, and opinions that helped you survive. With its engaging writing style, Life Beginner's Manual will provide an immediate, positive effect on your life. A wonderful overview of some of the best self-improvement processes, this manual is shedding light on ambiguous questions. You are thirsty for knowledge and wisdom, but more information may only clutter your mind. Our struggles are mostly born out of our minds. Understanding the natural wiring of the brain and its inner workings is paramount. The clarity this knowledge provides is extremely powerful. The masterpieces from Daniel Kahneman (Thinking Fast and Slow), Malcolm Gladwell (Blink), and Paul McLean (Triune Brain Theory) exposed great truths. How do you turn their research into real-life solutions? Georges Brisset's Simplified Brain Theory explains human behavior, our personal quirks, and how to address them. Life Beginner's Manual is an informative, insightful, and entertaining read. It provides seemingly simple yet profound ideas and supplies inspiring suggestions. This unconventional guide will change the way you engage in improving your life.