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The Life You Want
The Key to a Happy and Fulfilling Life
By Brigitte Novalis
Publisher: Novalis Press
Published: April 2018
ISBN: 978-1944870232
ASIN: B07CCF5SWV
Genre: Self-Help, Personal Growth
Formats Available For Review: pdf, mobi, epub

The life you want is just within reach.

Are you tired of not living up to your potential? Are you finding nothing but struggle and heartache as you go through life day in and day out? Or has your life just become dull?

In The Life You Want – The Key to a Happy and Fulfilling Life, author Brigitte Novalis gives you the key to open the door to a happier new life. With her background as an intuitive healer and therapist, Novalis has already changed the lives of countless people for the better. And with the valuable information and meditations inside this book, your new life is even closer than you think.

That’s because it all starts with you. Once you accept that only you can change your mindset, everything soon becomes crystal-clear. The uplifting message and potent exercises contained within this book will guide you to the life you’ve always wanted and deserved.

So, stop worrying about the past or future, buy your copy today and start taking charge of your life—because a happier new life is out there waiting for you!

[Harry Marks]

What if I don't want the life I want? (I could work for the White House, no?)

I mean, there was this New Yorker cartoon with a yacht salesman gloating to his friend, with yachts sitting at anchor in the background, saying "Yes, but I sell people what they want!" (Okay, maybe you had to have been there, or at least seen the real cartoon.)

We have this strange notion that if we get what we want we will be happy. That is manifestly untrue. Wanting is only tenuously related to what makes us feel satisfied and pleased with life.

I think what people really need is help discerning which of their urges will prove out over time, and still make sense to them after they have attained the thing or even, better still, after they have failed in the trying.