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30 dni do lepszego myślenia i spełnionego życia dzięki myśleniu krytycznemu

 

Praktyczny przewodnik, który dzień po dniu pomoże Ci podejmować trafniejsze decyzje, rozumieć siebie i innych, i działać z większą świadomością.

To nie teoria – to praktyczny trening codziennego myślenia, stworzony przez Lindę Elder i Richarda Paula – światowych autorytetów w dziedzinie myślenia krytycznego.


Lepiej myslisz lepiej zyjesz!. 25-dniowy program zmiany sposobu myslenia i odmiany w zyciu

Pelny opis produktu
Tytul oryginalu: 25 Days to better thinking & better living
Wydawnictwo: Klub Dla Ciebie , Lipiec 2007
ISBN: 978-83-7404-605-3
Liczba stron: 144
Wymiary: 130 x 190 mm
Sprawdz inne tytuly: Linda Elder, Richard Paul
Dwadziescia piec wspanialych sposobów, by poprawic swoje myslenie ? podejmowac lepsze i rozsadniejsze decyzje. Przestan sie oszukiwac: porzuc plonne nadzieje i troski. Zacznij myslec i podejmuj lepsze, bardziej dojrzale decyzje w pracy, w domu i w zyciu. Podchodz krytycznie do tego, co próbuja wcisnac ci spece od reklam, politycy, twój szef? a nawet rodzina! Wszystko w prosty, przejrzysty i praktyczny sposób! Jestes tym, co myslisz! Przejmij kontrole nad swoimi myslami? zacznij zyc pelnia zycia! Zaledwie w 25 dni odkryjesz, jak demaskowac klamstwa, zdobywac wiedze i podejmowac rozsadne wybory w róznych dziedzinach zycia ? od pracy, przez decyzje finansowe, az po najbardziej intymne zwiazki. Odkryj, jak zwalczac zle nawyki myslowe wynikajace z zaklamania i niekontrolowanych emocji? okresl, czego chcesz naprawde?odkryj, czego nie wiesz. Zadawaj wlasciwe pytania? oprzyj sie praniu mózgu, manipulacjom i hipokryzji?porzuc troski, konformizm i przestan obwiniac innych za swoje nieszczescia!






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