ISBN : 978-93-6087-912-9
Category : Non Fiction
Catalogue : Self Help
ID : SB21759
Paperback
311.00
e Book
199.00
Pages : 92
Language : English
If you have opened this book, you have probably met anxiety, procrastination, or fear at some point in your life. Maybe you know them well. They are not strangers to most of us. They show up quietly, sometimes without warning, and before we know it, they have taken over our thoughts and shaped our actions. Anxiety makes the mind race. It fills the body with tension and doubt. Procrastination keeps you waiting for the “right moment” that never arrives. Fear stops you from stepping forward, even when you want to. Together, they create a cycle that feels impossible to break. I understand this not just from study, but from my personal experience. I have felt the grip of each of these forces. I have known the frustration of wanting to move forward and yet feeling frozen in place. For years, I believed I just needed more willpower. I told myself, Push harder. Try more. Do not be weak. But willpower alone rarely works, because these challenges are not about weakness. They are patterns — deeply wired habits of thought, emotion, and behavior. Patterns do not change through force. They change when you understand how they work, and when you learn to create new ones. That’s what led me to Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). NLP is a practical approach to understanding how your mind creates your reality. It’s about noticing the images, words, and feelings you use inside your head — and then learning how to shift them so they work for you instead of against you. NLP gave me tools to turn anxious thoughts into calm focus, to replace hesitation with action, and to meet fear with confidence. This book is the result of that journey. It combines what I have learned from research, from working with others, and from my own life. Inside, you will find clear explanations, real examples, and step-by-step NLP techniques you can start using right away. You will discover how to interrupt the mental loops that feed anxiety, how to break the habits that fuel procrastination, and how to reframe fear into a source of strength. I do not see this as a lecture. I see it as a conversation. I will share what’s worked for me and for many others. You will bring your own experiences, your curiosity, and your willingness to try. You do not need to be perfect. You do not need to have it all figured out before you start. You just need to take one step. If you have been waiting for the “right time” to change, perhaps this is it. Let’s turn the page together.