Mai Samra quien es mentor, coach, PNL Practitioner y profesional de la ingenieria nos presenta "El poder de Aceptar y Transformar tu Vida" en una forma magistral; su libro es su aprendizaje, es su ensenanza, es donde encontraras las herramientas que te permitiran internalizar las raices que te llevan a repetir patrones, a vivir como vives, a quedarte atrapado en trampas emocionales, a mantenerte anclado en un pasado que ya se fue y a condicionar tu felicidad y bienestar en la expectativa de un futuro que no llega. Hay formas de completar el proceso de transformacion personal y emocional total, no importa cual sea tu situacion actual Si lo puedes lograr Vive la intensa experiencia de leer este: TU LIBRO que fue escrito desde su proceso para ti con el corazon.

Uncover the easy strategies that will change your life today "The Naked Truth about YOU - the secrets to feeling good, doing the things you love to do and about how you can create the extraordinary life you will love to live"

- Discover what you were born to do- Free yourself from your past- Optimise the way your mindfunctions- Harness the energy of youremotions for good- Understand how your mindaffects your health, weight andrelationships- Feel good daily - 24 provenpractical strategies- Use problems and negativeexperiences to your advantage- Master your body- Predict your own and otherpeople's behaviour- Create loving and lastingrelationships- Make other people's opinionsabout you work for you- Positively impact the world bydoing what you love

Establishing and maintaining a meaningful, satisfying, and enduring intimate relationship can be elusive for many people. Time and again, they are drawn to lovers with whom the relationship is futile, ending with hurt feelings and regrets. In this work, Nina Brown shares her longtime experience as a professional counselor to help those who ask: Why do I keep picking unsuitable lovers? Brown calls them dead-end lovers, and in this work she shows us, not only how to spot them early and avoid them, but also what it is--what psychological needs we have --that attracts us to them.

Guided by decades of counseling those with relationship problems, Brown includes 17 clear signals of unsuitability, and tells us how to spot the five types of unsuitable lovers: Hurting and Needy, Risk-Taking and Rebellious, Charming and Manipulative, Self-absorbed, or Exotic and Different. To help us understand why we are drawn to them, she explains the personal psychological lures and attractions we may have--from Being a Saver, to Searching for Excitement, Craving Attention and Admiration, Finding a Mirror, and Rebellion against Convention. She also explains why entering into a relationship expecting to change another person is most often just an exercise in futility.

Perhaps most important, Brown details how we can move ahead and find true intimacy by pinpointing the components of a satisfying and meaningful intimate relationship, increasing interpersonal effectiveness, strengthening our psychological boundaries, resisting lures, managing emotions, and becoming aware of potential personal romantic illusions.

This is a short, accessible workbook offering a new approach to weight loss based on the principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Rather than proposing a particular diet, the workbook offers practical tools to help slimmers adhere to whatever plan they have chosen. Written in plain language for the general reader it is based on principles widely discussed in academic research on addiction treatment. Informed by the author's professional experience of working with people addicted to alcohol, gambling and drugs, this book adapts the tools of addiction treatment to help people manage their weight loss. Addiction treatment centres often produce manuals for counsellors to work through with their clients in a step by step fashion, and the author follows this format to produce a workbook. The reader is taken through ten easy to follow stages. These are similar to those suggested in addiction recovery, but here they are applied to weight loss: keeping a diary, building motivation, identifying unmet needs, drawing a plan, creating new habits, identifying triggers and risk situations and learning how to deal with cravings and relapse. The last chapter also contains information for family, friends, carers or professionals to support loved ones or clients through the ten stages. Each chapter contains an explanation of the stage, one or more examples to illustrate the task and exercises to be completed by the reader followed by useful tips. The aim is for the reader to use the traditional tools of addiction treatment to become their own weight loss coach. It is designed as a 'companion' to a diet to increase slimmers' motivation and self-confidence, and goes beyond the diet to adapting to life after weight loss.

Relationships can sometimes take unexpected turns, and many Christian women are reluctant to share these challenges with others, fearing they may be stripped of their robe of righteousness. In Dropped but Not Broken, author Paula Harris confronts these all-too-common issues. She shows how women can experience deliverance and healing in order to be set free to receive and give love once again.

Through a series of real-life, mini-narratives and scripture-based advice, "Dropped but Not Broken" offers guidance for bringing prayer and calm love into one's life. It shows women how to know a love that manifests itself from the inside out and how to break free from suffering in silence, from substitutes to the real thing, and from rejection into rejuvenation. You can overcome unreliable feelings with faith, learn how to trust again and overcome conflicts.

Teaching the two most effective principles for experiencing sincere love, "Dropped but Not Broken "helps women strengthen their relationships, in order to live a more fulfilling life.

The 7 Gates of Phi is a journey of self-discovery and progressive transformation. Anyone with the conviction and desire to change can apply the principles in this book to help them bring out their best potential. Each gate represents an important milestone in the reader's journey. Starting with basic self-awareness concepts and moving through each gate until the final module prepares the reader to enter the phase of 'Change' - where they face the challenge of self-mastery. The gates are further divided into sub-modules that represent the key skills required to 'open' that specific gate. You don't have to read the book in order - but I highly recommend that you do. I am still on my journey, still have many questions, and still seek many new experiences. This book is a synthesis of information that has helped me on my journey-a set of skills that continues to assist me to realize my true potential. The 1st Gate awaits you.

The Ape that Understood the Universe is the story of the strangest animal in the world: the human animal. It opens with a question: How would an alien scientist view our species? What would it make of our sex differences, our sexual behavior, our altruistic tendencies, and our culture? The book tackles these issues by drawing on two major schools of thought: evolutionary psychology and cultural evolutionary theory. The guiding assumption is that humans are animals, and that like all animals, we evolved to pass on our genes. At some point, however, we also evolved the capacity for culture - and from that moment, culture began evolving in its own right. This transformed us from a mere ape into an ape capable of reshaping the planet, travelling to other worlds, and understanding the vast universe of which we're but a tiny, fleeting fragment. Featuring a new foreword by Michael Shermer.