How To Make Sense Of Your Life
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Are you happy with your life? Are you on the right path? Are you hard on yourself and feel like something is holding you back?
This book in ‘A Path Travelled’ series is a straight-talking, simple read to harness your own inner power. By understanding where your feelings stem from, you learn that you can choose how to manage them and change your response to life’s obstacles. Drawing on training and expertise as a mind coach, along with her own personal experiences, author Alison Blackler describes how our minds work, why we behave in certain ways and she explains that challenges are often hidden gems for personal development. Embark on a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. A must-read for those who want to learn new ways to happiness and fulfilment.
£14.99
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4 reviews for How To Make Sense Of Your Life
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Amazon Customer –
Alison’s communication style is fantastic. This book is a valuable handbook for life and all that comes from it. I’ve personally found understanding the drama triangle invaluable both at work and in my personal life.
You can tell from the style and ease of communication that Alison has really been there, seen it, done it, and got the T-shirt (or hoody!!!). If you want to learn and build practical tools and develop an understanding of navigating the challenges you face, then this is the book for you. I challenge anyone to read it and not benefit from it in some way—it’s a 5 from me! Highly recommended.
Carol –
I bought this book along with the accompanying journal book for self help in learning techniques to apply in working through the different challenges life brings at varying stages and scenarios. They have found the book very authentic, informative and helpful and use the journal along with the book. They said they would highly recommend to anyone who would benefit from support in how to deal with challenges and also to learn mechanisms to reduce anxiety. Thank you Alison for sharing your knowledge, experience and insight authentically. I highly recommend this book and the journal!
Caroline Rowling –
I was recommended to this book from a close friend during a time when I was going through a wobbly patch in my life ie with choices/decisions.
After reading a few pages I was hooked! It was definitely a page turner which got you thinking! I especially liked how the book enables you to pop it down after a few chapters and when returning, it was very easy to slip back into. I also found myself re-reading sentences (so I could properly ‘think’ about what the author was meaning and how in my life, it applied!), I was able to go back a chapter and almost use the book as a reference which was fab. The book gave me clarity and a much better understanding on how and why we sometimes do what we do. ‘Everything happens for a reason’. Thankyou for a great educational and interesting read.
Dave –
A unexpected thing happened with the book. I got to 97% (we don’t do pages in a world without bookshelves) and I realised how it was that I was connecting so easily with the messages. I was merely skimming, rattling through the pages, as if I knew, not quite what was coming next, but where I had been, where the author was coming from. I was embroiled and subsequently emerged with a rare Eureka! moment. I stopped occasionally, every time I came across “everything happens for a reason” and various other important learning pointers; and when led into some thoughtful districts of prompted awareness. But yes a Eureka! moment. I had actually sort of already “done it”. I had lived so much of what the author had been describing and prescribing, 10 years ago. I had changed then, developed a clear positive mindset, dropped the women, dropped the “mates” (no loss), dropped the booze, saw a light. I became helpful, had goals, settled, obviously wobbled – reset, wobbled – reset. I had been skimming around and delving into an outline of a former self portrait, and you’ve (no longer the author, now a person) been colouring it in. Hope that makes sense to anyone who reads this entertaining and informative book. To Alison. Thank You. 👍👍