Find and Follow Your Inner Compass
Instant Guidance in an Age of Information Overload
by Barbara Berger
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Pub Date Jul 28 2017 | Archive Date Aug 16 2017
John Hunt Publishing Ltd | O-Books
Description
In a time when we are bombarded from morning to evening with information from all sides as to what is best and what we should and shouldn't do to live happy lives, how can we navigate through this massive sea of information and know what's best for us in any given situation? Is there a reliable way to make decisions and navigate wisely through life? Yes! In this book Barbara Berger maps out what the Inner Compass is and how we can read its signals. How do we use the Inner Compass in our daily lives, at work and in our relationships? What sabotages our ability to listen to and follow the Inner Compass? What do we do when the Inner Compass points us in a direction we believe other people will disapprove of? Find and follow your Inner Compass and experience more flow and joy in your life.
Advance Praise
Following
the simple approach in Barbara Berger's book – 'Find and Follow Your Inner
Compass' – can totally revolutionise your life. I know because it has
revolutionised mine.
Tim Ray (author of 101 Relationship Myths and the Starbrow Series)
I recommend that everyone – no matter how difficult it may seem – follow Barbara Berger’s book on the ‘Inner Compass’. If I hadn’t done so, I wouldn’t be sitting here today, telling my story. Because understanding the ‘Inner Compass’ is the key to living a true and authentic life. Oh how easily we get off track. Thanks for everything, Barbara!
Jane Aamund, best-selling author of Colorado Dreams
Berger is a big name in the field of personal development with a large following. Find and Follow Your Inner Compass definitely lives up to her other books. The book is easy to read and use and every library should buy it and have it in stock.
The National Library
Everyone has an Inner Compass, but not everyone knows how to use it. Barbara Berger can help with this. In her beautiful new book, she guides you in how to experience a life with more flow and joy – by using your Inner Compass. And it’s interesting reading indeed – because we all know about the dilemmas she describes. Strongly recommended!
The Family Guide
In her new book, Barbara Berger shows us how one can live a happy, abundant and fulfilling life in an increasingly turbulent world. According to Barbara Berger, the key is to pay attention to our feelings and live in harmony with who we really are. A simple recipe – not unlike what the Greek philosopher Epictetus said.
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Easy to read and understand book with a powerful, clear message and practical advice on how to reclaim control over your own life.
Easy to read and understand book with a powerful, clear message and practical advice on how to reclaim control over your own life.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781780995106 |
| PRICE | $14.95 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Christina N, Reviewer
This book is about finding your inner voice and listening to it. It's just another way to describe searching for that elusive inner self. I think someone who is searching to find a way to 'be still' will gain from this book. It's a good beginning book for spiritual seekers. If you're a seasoned spiritual seeker there may not be anything new.
My BookSwap C, Reviewer
It would be great if we all had a magic way to find our inner compass (our calling, our goal, our purpose).....world really is full of distraction, and if you are looking for that special something - i recommend you read this book. I have read lots of self help book, and generally one idea sticks with me (as for this book, there are many).
Good luck finding your inner compass.
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