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MyMirror Publishing House
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Life is tough, embrace and lift its offerings. People are always given two choices when they are knocked down; either to take up the challenge or to sustain for good. Which choice will you settle for? How will you live your life? Can you plan your life to avoid the inevitable obstacles and hardships? No, because if you get past the first hindrance, the second or the third will bring you down. Train yourself to prepare for the worst while expecting the best.
Mental toughness & iron will is a guidebook into becoming someone who stops at nothing to achieve their goals. Through the pages of this book you will learn how to building the skill habit of mental toughness become invincible build bulletproof mental armour face failure and fear head on become relentless, persistent, and unstoppable in achieving your goals mental toughness is one of the biggest differences between the life you want and a life you settle for. The choice is yours; the solution is here.
Outsmart your lazy and undisciplined tendencies. Become a productivity machine and achieve your goals in record time. Procrastination is the monster that we are always running from, but not always successfully. It lurks around every corner, and can completely sabotage your life. But you can learn to defeat it every time. The Science of Overcoming Procrastination is a deep dive into our tendency to push things until the last minute possible. It uncovers the biological and evolutionary science behind procrastination, and how we can beat these instinctual drives to triumph in our career and personal life. A plethora of studies are analyzed and put into illuminating contexts. Patrick King is a Social Interaction Specialist based in San Francisco, California. He runs Patrick King Consulting and is an internationally bestselling author. He teaches social, conversation, and communication skills, which he deems the "greasy crowbars" of life because they simply give you access. More frequently than not, you can find Patrick training for his next road race or fronting a 1980's cover band.