検索キーワード： "wish" コミュニケーション・社会的技能

In Bae, I Wish You Knew, Shizuku shares innermost thoughts and feelings to inspire those who lack the courage or words to express their love. Each entry is a concise thought or sentiment designed to spark inspiration in your own communication. While the ideas are minimalistic, they are crafted to resonate with specific emotions and moments.

School taught us specific subjects, like maths and history. But the most important situations we face as adults were never discussed with us when we were students. We weren't taught these skills in school, and this makes all the success stories we hear about seem out of reach; it makes us feel...

Est-ce que ça t'arrive de te sentir tour seul dans une pièce bondée d'autres personnes? Quand ça se produit, as-tu l'impression que tout le monde se connaît et que tu fais bande à part? Te sens-tu souvent seul dans un groupe? Si c'est le cas, bienvenue dans le groupe! Tu es loin d'être unique dans cette situation. C'est le cas pour tout le monde à un moment ou l'autre de sa vie Tout le monde, un jour ou l'autre, s'est senti rejeté. Quand ça se produit, certains haussent les épaules et en font peu de cas tandis que d'autres se sentent dévalorisés et se demandent pourquoi personne ne les aime.

When you came into this world, you had no fears. You didn't worry about what other people thought of you. You didn't worry about failing, and you weren't a perfectionist. This book gives you a step-by-step process to remove years of limiting, self-sabotaging beliefs that have been holding you back. Once you understand how your mind works, you step into the driving seat of your life.

As you work hard to earn a decent living, wouldn't it be awesome if you can increase your salary in the fastest way possible? Just imagine what you can do with the extra money. The possibilities are endless! This book is for you if you are just starting to work, or if you have been given the miss to be promoted time after time. Time and tide wait for no man, listen to this audiobook before your colleagues do so.