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Achieve Your Potential with Positive Psychology

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Everybody wants to be happier and fulfil their potential, and for years many self-help books have claimed they know the answer. Only in the last two decades has Positive Psychology started to provide evidence-based ideas that have been scientifically shown to work.In this book psychotherapist, lecturer and life coach Tim LeBon shows you how you can use the tools coming from Positive Psychology to achieve your goals. You will discover how ideas from CBT, mindfulness and practical philosophy can produce a more balanced, wiser version of Positive Psychology.Learn how to:* flourish and be happier* maintain and sustain positive relationships* find more meaning in life and accomplish more* become wiser and more resilient* discover the real benefits that a genuine understanding of positive psychology can bring.

298 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2014

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December 17, 2015
Excellent book with self-help exercises and real-world examples. Considering getting my own copy for my shelf.
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August 3, 2014
I thought this book is quite sensible compared to most other self-help books out there. It doesn't shamelessly promote the ideas within the book, it just tells you what has been shown to probably work in positive psychology, and what hasn't, and introduces some ideas the reader can try as well. It's very easy to understand and apply its techniques. I also found some interesting resources on CBT from the links provided. It's simplicity might also turn out to be a weakness if you like details and going really deep into something, but for a general overview it's good, and it has more than enough stuff for you to try yourself.
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