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Force-of-Habit: Soma-Self: Create Your Habits: Don't Let Your Habits Create You - Paperback

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by David J. Hastings B. a. (Author)

Lack of understanding regarding how something works obliges trial-and-error: Understanding how something works though, enables massive possibilities.Force-of-Habit: Soma-Self and Force-of-Habit: Cognitive-Self (book-two) are the culmination of four years of multi-discipline research. Each is focused to comprehensively detail the 'intricate-simplicities' of 'How-We-Cognitively-Work' as humans. Initializing at sensory origins the reader virtually travels through multiple systems responsible for habitual responses, behavior, thinking, recall, reasoning, ingenuity, imagination, and so much more. Force-of-Habit propels one beyond just surviving into massively thriving. Excitingly, the Force-of-Habit series presents inspiring new views regarding one's relationship with oneself, one's reasons for existence and one's place in our universe.Force-of-Habit details not only true Soma-and-Cognitive habitual natures but also easy strategies for effortlessly mining their massive and renewable 'Habit-Power'. Because once 'Habit-Power' is truly understood to be a dynamic benefactor, it will be your automatic and continuously vigilant friend, entirely focused on fulfilling your wishes: your wildest dreams.Once aware of 'How-We-Cognitively-Work' one will be able to substantially enhance day-to-day adventures by 'Creating-Your-Own-Habits' and minimizing 'Your-Habits-Creating-You': and thus live "L.I.F.E2.", this authors acronym for 'Living-in-Full-Experience-and-Excitement', to the fullest.

Author Biography

Up to the publishing of the Force-of-Habit collection, no one has produced a comprehensive guide to explain 'How-We-Work' in regards to one's relationship with oneself, one's reasons for existence and one's place in our universe. "As a Psychologist, discovering 'How-We-Truly-Work' from sensory-acceptance, to memory, to recall, to thinking, to conscious and habitual interactions with one's 'Bombardment-Sphere' has always been a driving force for me", says David. As memory, recall, thinking, beliefs, perceptions, habits, behaviours and everything one determines as personality all originated as 'Bombardment-Sphere' sensory-accepted action-potentials, understanding the many mechanisms, which process, manipulate, store, retrieve and compare them is essential if one is to fully embrace "How-We-Work". Other books: 'Force-of-Habit: Cognitive-Self'; 'Force-of-Habit: Implications'; 'The Beautiful Golden Butterfly'; 'Become a SUDOKU Master'; 'Become a SUDOKU Master Workbook'.

Number of Pages: 162
Dimensions: 0.35 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: January 07, 2016
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