Robbama Anta Takoun Al Sabab | Lauren Handel Zander

Within each of us is his ideal life: his right path. But what happens as we progress along our journey? We lose sight of our goal and how to reach it; We are distracted by so many things: a tough job, a health crisis, a new baby, a divorce, a new drama, or one of the countless roadblocks. And slowly, little by little, we find ourselves veering off our path, and we don't even call it our own. In this book, you and I will correct the path; On our journey to those ideals we will go at top speed, but we will not only race to fulfill one or two of your deepest desires, we will pursue them all. Get ready and fasten your seat belt, I'll sit in the front seat, and you'll drive, while I'm screaming* at you with instructions; To guide you along the way with great determination, and I will be more eager to realize your dreams than you, for there is nothing you can do but to take once more the reins of your life, which you left long ago, unknowingly. If we can't take responsibility for pursuing our dreams and making them come true, who will? And if we don't know how to change our jobs, eat healthily, meet and bond with the right partner, and maintain that bond, who will? Who will come to save us? Nobody, but, again I repeat, nobody should do that, right? After all, these are our dreams, and there is an amazing amount of pride that comes from taking the wheel of your life to confront yourself, and what you so desperately desired your life to become. are you ready? Before I get started, let's meet some of the clients I've worked with over the past years, who will share their journey. Each of them came to me with different problems, and each of them kindly agreed to share their stories and tasks out of gratitude. Their names and certain information about them have been changed, except for "Katie" who asked me to use her real name, and her real details, as a tribute to her for completely giving up hiding for the rest of her life. Donna (forty-five), a housewife in Chicago, a loving mother of three, and a disgruntled wife, but whose stomach only knew why she was upset. Donna had irritable bowel syndrome, a chronic inflammatory bowel disorder; So although she claimed to be happy in front of the outside world, her stomach did not; With Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Donna's situation was literally miserable on the outside, as well as on the inside. Stephanie (40), a successful, smart, modern businesswoman, had it all: a great job, a good salary, a good retirement plan, an amazing apartment in Manhattan, and lots of friends, and yet, for some reason, she was still sad, but what could she possibly do? Want, or need it otherwise? Connecting with the right person, and the ability to have children like a young woman in her thirties, have colleagues she loves, and have a different mother Ethan (35 years old), a good young man from Connecticut. nice person. A great father, a devoted husband, and a hardworking employee. Of course, he watches some banned substances (but he does feel really guilty about it) and he hates himself a bit. You'd be like him, too, if you had or had bipolar disorder (a mental disorder characterized by alternating periods of depression with periods of abnormal euphoria), a father you'd never met, a bad boss, and an attractive wife but Her feelings are dry. Katie (38) is a screenwriter from Los Angeles. Her first movie, The Perfect Man, starring Heather Locklear and Hilary Duff, premiered in the summer of 2005. Unfortunately, the movie wasn't quite as successful as Katie's. ; In his first show she weighed about one hundred and twenty kilograms, and her husband said he didn't care, but it wasn't his only lie, he wasn't a normal person; So, in the midst of her bitter divorce, Katie hid in her sister's guesthouse in Palo Alto, California