8 Ways to Declutter Your Brain - by Theresa Puskar (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>In this revolutionary new book, motivational speaker, producer and author, Theresa Puskar shines a light on the ways in which you deplete your energy, and limit yourself as you attempt to navigate your way through your self-created maze of mind chatter.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>How do you handle the nightmares of life? By awakening. This book reveals how. Turn the pages and . . . Expect Miracles.</b>-Joe Vitale, from the Foreword <p/>After eons of inhabiting the earth, the human brain has developed into a highly functional and complex apparatus. That being said, we have come to the point where we actually believe we ARE our minds. What if you discovered that you are not your thoughts-that they are, in fact, an expression of the universal thoughtmosphere? The time has come for you to shift your paradigm, and awaken to the realization that your mind has served you well, but that you are so much more. <p/>In this revolutionary new book, edu-tainer, speaker, and author Theresa Puskar sheds light on the incessant mind chatter that clutters your brain and uncovers the myriad of traps your ego sets to deplete your energy and keep you conflicted, confused and running. Learn how to: <ul><li>Shift from toxic reactivity to liberating receptivity</li><li>Get out of your own way and attract success</li><li>Access your innate sense of well-being</li><li>Review and release your never-ending battle with life</li><li>Recognize the source of your anger and intolerance and discover deep peace</li><li>Build genuine, heart-based relationships</li><li>Transform exhaustion to inspired mobilization</li><li>Fall in love with your True Self</li></ul>
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