many books you've bought; how many hours you've spent thinking about some suggestion or another; how many people who've told you, "You need to do thus and so?"Of course, they don't know. They don't know that you really didn't read the books. They got boring after a couple of chapters. They don't know that NOT ONE of those self-help ideas worked. They just know how to tell you what to do. You want to say, "If your idea is so great, go help yourself."
And here I am suggesting another self-help idea. What's different?
Lots of self-help ideas are so academic it seems like they're designed more to make money for the author than to help solve your problems.
Some of the ideas tell you to "think" your way to where you need to be. Sometimes they want you to analyze your past or revisit all your painful events. Don't they know that the history is what you're trying to get away from.
Others elaborately develop an idea with all kinds of supporting material and examples. You finish the book or the video and then say, "Now what do I do?"
Some ideas are pretty radical; others just don't make sense; even more just aren't applicable to your situation.
So what's different in Finding Personal Peace?
(1) It's a simple idea. Just one concept.
(2) It's based on the wisdom of the ages from Confucius to Aristotle to St. Paul to modern authors like Dr. Richard Carlson and Ron Wilkins.
(3) It supports the idea with background information that makes sense.
(4) It's built on the way you work. It shows you how to take advantage of the wonderful way all of us are built.
(5) It gives you day-to-day support as you learn to BREAK old habits of pain and stress and MAKE a new habit of peace.
(6) It's free.
I'm suggesting from my own personal experience that by the time you finish these seven lessons over several weeks, you will find a personal peace that you never dreamed you would ever have again.
All the best,
P.S. If you want to know more about Finding Personal Peace, click here.
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