The Habit Blueprint
15 Simple Steps to Transform Your Life
Number of pages: 71
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
BBB Library: Personal Success
ISBN: 978-1540451781
Editorial Review
What if a few simple strategies could radically transform your life? What if exercising, eating healthy, staying organized, saving money, and reading was something you did automatically? Certified mental trainer, Patrik Edblad, has helped 400+ clients create massive change in their lives. Drawing from his vast experience, as well as his in-depth study of cutting-edge research in cognitive and behavioral psychology, he answers the question: what are the secrets to lasting change? His fascinating findings are presented in The Habit Blueprint: 15 Simple Steps to Transform Your Life.
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