EPISODE · Jan 30, 2009 · 17 MIN
Same ----, Different Day [Written by Mark Palmer]
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#ads Get premium access to stream any unabridged audiobook by starting your free trial: https://booksreader.space/al-6925/ Title: Same ----, Different Day Series: Get the Life You Want Author: Mark Palmer Narrator: Mark Palmer, Scott Solder Format: Unabridged Length: 00:17:00 Release date: 01-30-09 Genres: Alternative Health Publisher's Summary: There's nothing worse than a rut - and you're stuck in one. Learn to change things for good at home and at work. This audiobook includes tracks on how to deal with the dreaded Monday morning, coping with the rush hour commute, using your brain to cool yourself down when you're too hot, making the most of your relationship, getting out of the wrong relationship, and dealing with the kids when they're driving you mad. Popular psychologists The Quick Fixers are the designers of Human Predictive Technology(TM) - a cherry picked blend of human behavioral psychology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming and broadcasting (TV and radio) communication techniques. With their unique, double-headed presentation style, they talk to you using the very techniques that they are teaching you. This means that they can talk to both the conscious and subconscious parts of your brain simultaneously so you learn without even having to try. Before you know it, this new stuff becomes second nature just like when you learned to ride a bike. Keep this audio book on your ipod. Life is full of surprises and you never know what's round the corner. Same ----, Different Day deals with those everyday niggles that drive you mad through to the really big issues that you know you can't deal with alone. You will need each of these tracks at least once in your life - guaranteed.
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