MINI HABITOS

Necesitas acciones distintas para obtener resultados diferentes. Este libro te ofrece algunas claves que van a generar la energía que necesitas para recorrer tu nuevo camino. Encontrarás y ordenarás tu método, el que te vale, el que te convence, el que te sirve.

Las personas que nos complican la vida, y cómo evitar que sigan haciéndolo. En nuestra vida cotidiana no podemos evitar encontrarnos con personas problemáticas. Jefes autoritarios y descalificadores, vecinos quejosos, compañeros de trabajo o estudio envidiosos, parientes que siempre nos echan la culpa de todo, hombres y mujeres arrogantes, irascibles o mentirosos? Todas estas personas 'tóxicas' nos producen malestar, pero algunas pueden arruinarnos la vida, destruir nuestros sueños o alejarnos de nuestras metas. ¿Cómo reconocer a la gente «tóxica»? ¿Cómo protegernos y ponerles...

Life and death are the two ends of a timeline full of births and loses. Pain and loss unleash helplessness, while rage and grief make it difficult for us to repair the feelings of fear and insecurity - which end up manifesting themselves in the form of physical ailments: migraines, headaches, anxiety... By accepting them, we will learn to manage suffering and live with them. To face the losses we are so afraid of (socioeconomic status, our health, freedom, youth, love or even death itself), I suggest you train your thoughts and emotions using your imagination, visualization, and reflection so ...

There comes a time when the reason for living finds a place in our lives and suddenly, what used to confuse us, starts making sense. We begin to understand that what truly matters are the things we cannot see and those we can see are not always true to what they seem. With time, we come to realize the worth of each of our relationships and the place they deserve and somehow, everything we do turns us into something much bigger. Living is feeling and through our feelings, everything becomes clear. Our tears reveal to us that they are and always will be a part of our being, but laughter reminds ...