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Control your emotions with emotional intelligence! Do you want to improve interpersonal connection, take in more, and improve yourself? Learn the fundamentals of emotional intelligence with techniques and methods to learn fast! Basic and advanced emotional intelligence techniques! You will learn the following: the fundamentals of emotional intelligence; the benefits of emotional intelligence; how to control your emotions; and much much more!

This book, Body and Mind Self-Healing Techniques, will enlighten you and guide you to cool your body, free your mind, relieve deep fear, and improve job focus. Most of us are not new to health problems, sickness, or suffering, but what if there is a cure that does not require drugs, surgeries, or other medical procedures for our well-being? Okay, it is there, and in your own body, you will find it. That is right! Your body has an interconnected capacity for self-healing, an exceptional self-repair system that works day by day and strengthens your ability for a cure. 

Said Your Nan - A podcast to challenge the stigma around men's mental health. Join Stuart and James as they dive into the inner working of men's minds and how they deal with mental health. Join the conversation at Email: saidyournan@onthemend.org.ukInstagram/twitter/tiktok: @SaidyournanSaid Your Nan is a part of the On the MENd men's mental health charity: www.onthemend.org.uk

Most of us are not new to health problems, sickness, or suffering, but what if there is a cure that does not require drugs, surgeries or other medical procedures for our well-being? Your body has an interconnected capacity for self-healing, an exceptional self-repair system that works day by day and strengthens your ability for a cure. You have the ability to be safe and remain healthy, as your recovery comes from inside. This is all and more that the strength of self-healing will help you to do!

The need for self-improvement is an inherent quality of human nature. When we try to compare ourselves to others, we may seem “better” than some, and yet with others, we seem to fall short of their excellent example. When it comes to comparing obvious differences in specific talents, it may not be too difficult to compare yourself to others. But when it comes to personality, character, and nature in general, we should not look at others so much, but rather our own concept of human excellence to motivate us to improve. But where to start?