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Go for your dreams - the challenge for the courageous - to go their own way - cover

Go for your dreams - the challenge for the courageous - to go their own way

Elias Jakob Renner

Publisher: Lifebiz20 Verlag

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Summary

Are you a loser?

You are not a loser just because you haven't realized your dreams, but it would be a pity if you took them to the grave with you. Realizing your dreams is not selfish, but rather an enrichment for humanity, because you will also be happier. I believe that everyone has the right to hope for a better life. Unfortunately, our school education misses this topic quite a bit, which is why many feel left alone. You are not alone. This book will help you get closer to your dreams.

In the book you will learn how to
✔️   create more clarity in your life
✔️    set goals and constantly approach them
✔️Build habits for long-term success
✔️Build life principles for long-term happiness

For maximum progress, at the end of each chapter you will find a challenge with to-do's and exercises that will help you find your own individual solution. People rarely regret at the end of their lives what they have done, but what they have not done. Your life is about taking the journey to your dreams. This book will accompany you on your journey. Do you have the courage to try?
Available since: 11/22/2023.
Print length: 200 pages.

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