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This bundle includes the four best self-help guides that help you overcome anxiety, stress, and depression and will improve every area of your life.  

Do you think that the most successful people in the world have an above average level of intelligence? Are you convinced that your cognitive abilities have stabilized and cannot improve? Not at all! The truth is that our intelligence can be continuously increased and improved through the use of powerful mental tools, the same ones that the most authoritative thinkers, scientists, and entrepreneurs around the world use to filter decisions, strategies, and execution methods

Sometimes, we don’t realize that in order to be socially accepted, we delight others by letting ourselves feel bad or inept. To solve this, we must understand what is really necessary and what we need to eliminate in order to live better with ourselves and with others. The objective of this audiobook is to provide you with the tools that teach you new habits by which you can develop self-confidence and get rid of the bad relationships that cause you anxiety and discomfort.

This book offers you some simple tools to control the constant flow of emotions that submerge you, creating stress and nervous tension. It allows you to build your resilience, suggesting how to find resources to react to difficulties and structure a new feeling of being. Eventually, through emotional intelligence, it will try to reshape your excessive sensitivity by teaching you to change your mental processes, manage your energies, and restore optimal conditions of empathy.

If you are often prey to mood swings and a feeling of inadequacy; if your behaviors and emotions are influenced by intrusive thoughts that leave you frustrated; if you feel you are a victim of unhealthy habits and want to try to change them; then this practical CBT guide can help you acquire a different and better way of living. We speak frankly: Every day we experience stressful or unwanted situations that make us angry, scared, or depressed, but we cannot avoid them...instead we can change the way we react to them by helping ourselves with the behavior of cognitive therapy.