Habits: Friend Or Foe
You Be The Judge
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Have you ever wondered why you made certain decisions, or took the paths of action you did? Perhaps a career choice or a marriage, or a simple choice of a friendship or a site for a vacation. We make decisions ----- hundreds of them every day, with good or bad results ---- and later on feel we should have made different ones than we did. This new self-help book, titled “Habits: Friend or Foe”, can help you with such decisions, and give you a new perspective, perhaps making you happier and more successful in the process.
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About the Book
Most of us are somewhat discontent with one or more aspects of our lives, looking back over past actions and experiences wishing we had taken different paths than we did. For those of us who aren't quite sure why we react, in certain ways, the possibility of a common denominator keeps tickling us with questions like, “Don't most people act that way?” or, “Am I different from others?' or, “Can I really change the basic me?” It is the purpose of this little book to answer some of these oft asked questions about why we human beings do what we do. It also offers concrete solutions for those who wish to change which will help them get a bigger piece of life's cake --- at any time.
About the Author
Allan D. Wright, MA, LCADC, NAADAC; Addictions Counselor -- Private Practice, Life member -- Methodist Ch. Wabash College, Seton Hall Univ.; Residence-Bloomfield, NJ, 50 yrs. -- also Indiana, Chicago, Miami, U.S.Navy; Born near Cleveland, Ohio -- then to NJ; Early career -- Life Ins. Business-15yrs; Second career-Psychology and Counseling; He has been widowed for 10 years, after 56 years of happy marriage to his H.S. girlfriend, Audrey. Always an enthusiastic writer, Mr.Wright has authored numerous articles, religious sermons, and presentations to member associations. An avid traveler, he has made numerous cross-country trips, also visiting Austria and Hawaii, ever gathering friends and experiences for his writings. You will enjoy his easy, humorous writing style, and share in his basic philosophical approach to finding happiness in these difficult times.