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An informative and conversational guide that aims to help readers harness the power of positivity and minimize the impact of negativity in their lives LEARN TO LIVE LIFE! proves a must-read and a genuine opportunity for its readers to embrace transformational change.
Clearly differentiating itself from a torrent of bland offerings in the personal Development and Self Help genres, Idiaquez frames the power of positivity and negativity in the context of our everyday lives to make them relevant to each and every one of us.
He hasn’t given us a tome of a book padded with tons of superfluous waffle. He stays on point with his enthusiasm infused in each page to give his readers something that is refreshingly easy to navigate and above all relatable.
Idiaquez posits that a vast number of people are held captive to their thoughts, often thinking other people have better lives than they do as they become trapped in a downward spiral of negativity and toxic thinking patterns.
Since the release of Norman Vincent Peale’s “The Power of Positive Thinking” in 1952 the subject of positivity has remained ever popular but the message has sadly become increasingly complicated as successive ‘gurus’ have added their particular slant and it is to his credit that Idiaquez doesn’t do this. He simply wants to inspire us to transform our outlook, and our circumstances by taking control of our thoughts. A process that starts in our heads and from which the possibilities are endless.
Whilst there are other books on the subject of positivity Idiaquez reminds us that what matters isn’t how many books you read on the subject but how much of the information you use and implement in your life.
A succinct read for those who want to cut to the chase and understand the transformative power of positivity LEARN TO LIVE LIFE ! is certainly recommended!
Happenstance, serendipity and luck dominate as the lives of characters crash against one another like pinballs in Tom Evans’ All Is Not Well. A novel that perfectly captures the unscripted events and coincidences of real life, where you can do your utmost best, and it’s never quite good enough.
Two cases 16 years apart combine in Redcar police station in this gripping mystery. The first is two-year-old Poppy, who suddenly disappears without a trace from a blanket on the beach. The second, a series of missing girls, all mysteriously connected by a designer dress label.
With the continued growing popularity of the short story, many good collections are released each year and yet sadly the majority go unnoticed by mainstream readers.
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