change (psychology)

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how to change things when change is hard
2010
Argues that the wants of the rational mind are often at odds with the desires of the emotional mind and that this conflict is a leading obstacle in making lasting changes and explains how people can overcome those conflicts to change their personal, professional, and spiritual lives.

Help yourself

celebrating the daily rewards of resilience and gratitude
2000
The author shares the lessons he learned about the resilience of the human spirit after surviving a childhood of severe abuse; and presents self-help advice to people who are trying to overcome painful pasts, negative thoughts, and numerous setbacks.

The circle

how the power of a single wish can change your life
2009
Explains the concept of The Circle, an energetic state of being that lets individuals connect with themselves, others, and the tranformative powers of the universe, and offers advice on how to work within The Circle to realize dreams.

Moving forward

taking the lead in your life
2009
Offers advice to people on how to move forward in their lives in spite of the obstacles that might litter their pasts, explaining how to remain optimistic in even the darkest circumstances.

All mates together

2007
Cat is excited about graduating high school, moving, and her dad's wedding; but as the events comes closer, she starts to become worried that she will lose touch with her friends.

Life strategies

doing what works, doing what matters
1999
Describes the Ten Laws of Life that every person should know and explains how they can be used to improve all aspects of a person's life.

Who moved my cheese?

an a-mazing way to deal with change in your work and in your life
1998
Presents a parable in which two mice, Sniff and Scurry, and two tiny mouse-sized people, Hem and Haw, try to find a way to deal successfully with unexpected change in their maze.

Help yourself

finding hope, courage, and happiness
2001
The author shares the lessons he learned about the resilience of the human spirit after surviving a childhood of severe abuse; and presents self-help advice to people who are trying to overcome painful pasts, negative thoughts, and numerous setbacks.

The 3rd alternative

solving life's most difficult problems
2011
Details an approach to conflict resolution that focuses on a compromise that offers a greater solution and benefits both parties, providing real-life examples, and describing the benefits of seeking outcomes that do not escalate conflicts.

The power of habit

why we do what we do in life and business
2012
Charles Duhigg, business reporter for the "New York Times," discusses the science behind habits and explains how habits work, why they exist, and how a person can endeavor to change their nature.

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