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Balancing the Scales of Life will provide you with excellent practices and suggestions for various parts of one’s life to incorporate that will help create an environment and attitude ripe for success and productivity. Use this book to get an insight into a different outlook on such things as stressors, relationships and sex life, work and personal environments, and so much more.

This past year has been a whirlwind of emotions previously unmatched. Isolation, fear, and an increase in overall anxiety have come from the Covid-19 pandemic. A simple, effective guide on cleaning up your mental mess.

We live in an era of information overload. We are bombarded with media, technology, entertainment, and notifications every day. It seems there are hundreds of people and things competing for your attention at any given time. There is no wonder why in the last few years, our attention spans have become shorter and our ability to focus has decreased.

This book will continue pulling back the curtain on the real world of professional sales, so you can reach toward the success you’ve been dreaming of. As you learned in the first book, Sales Surge: 50 Secrets to Boost Your Sales Success with Less Stress and More Fun!, there are no guaranteed results, and this book won’t be a magic wand to instantly transform your career from mediocre to off-the-charts awesome. But what it will do is help you improve and make you better than you are today.

Why do some sales professionals launch to seemingly instant success, while others languish for months, years, or decades? Why does it seem to come so naturally for some salespeople, while many continue to work - day in and day out - for small and fleeting results? Why do some sales pros build a long-term career free of stress and full of prosperity, personal growth, and fulfilling relationships?

This is a guided relaxation session with soft background music to support the tranquil ambience. Created by yoga expert Amanda Latchmore, this class helps you relax your mind and body fully. It is suitable for anyone needing help to wind down and become more peaceful – it could be in bed if you're having difficulty sleeping, or lying down on the mat in the finishing part of a home yoga practice.By taking the time to relax your mind and body, you will sleep better, and deal with stress better.

What do motivational speakers, salespeople, preachers, and lawyers have in common? They are all in the business of convincing people, and they do it well. In fact, they do it so well, that this is their job - to persuade people to "buy" what they are selling, whether it's an actual product, or a concept, a story, an ideology, etc.

Are you stressed and anxious about life in general? Is it impacting on your happiness and contentment? Would you like to be able to sleep properly and function better at work? Stress is one of the most impactful problems we face in modern life, and it is increasing year on year as we cram more and more into our days and the competition becomes ever fiercer. Living with stress can be debilitating for us, but it can also lead on to even worse health problems so it should be tackled early on.

Using the power of your subconscious mind, this audio program will teach you how to be peaceful and calm in any situation. The included techniques, triggers, and "anchors" will help you achieve instant calm, peace, and harmony, whenever you wish. In addition, beautiful visualizations of your own tropical island will give you the opportunity to enjoy a holiday from everyday stress whenever you listen to the recording.

These present times can be very stressful. Living a simple and stress-free life doesn’t have to be complicated.

In 10% Happier, Dan Harris takes listeners on his journey to adopt meditation and practice mindfulness. The story begins with Harris chronicling a personal panic attack on national television while he was filling in as a News Reader for a colleague. According to the Nielsen ratings data, over five million saw his panic attack, which was the result of an extended period of what Harris calls "mindlessness", where he was focused on professional advancement and adventure.