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Michael frisch is best for those who enjoy having a portable mentor andor reading unique ideas on increasing personal quality of life
Guided by ample scientific research this book provides the necessary tools for someone to immediately improve their quality of life
This books author connects the research on goal setting with the new science of positive psychology giving us all the tools we ... Read More
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Is more comprehensive than just writing down a list of your most desired aspirations
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Miller frisch distinguish their book from the pack
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Its more fun and cheaper than therapy
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- This product had a total of 135 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 12 2022.
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Its a game changer if you actually take it seriously and do the exercises in the book
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Its more of an activity book than a novel
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I especially appreciated the review of evidencebased research which is something that most selfhelp books lack or overlook
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Okay but not what i was looking for
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Life for many of us is empty
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This book brings selfhelp back to reality in a readable and engaging way that makes selfimprovement possible for even the most skeptical reader
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The suggestion on page 208 to discontinue making upward social comparisons resonated strongly with me
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Despite studying and teaching positive psychology for nearly a decade i found myself scribbling all over the pages
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