Harriet Griffey Libros

QUIERO SER FELIZ. Cómo disfrutar de la vida y alcanzar la felicidad es del autor Griffey, Harriet y trata de Las personas felices son más sanas, más productivas y más divertidas. Todos queremos ser felices. La gente feliz siempre ve el lado positivo de las cosas y consigue superar las adversidades con ingenio y buen humor. Y, a su vez, la vida parece sonreírles. Sin embargo, a veces este propósito nos parece difícil de alcanzar. ¿Acaso es realmente inalcanzable? En Quiero ser feliz, la autora Harriet Griffey nos explica que, con algunos pequeños cambios, es posible sentirse bien y tener una vida feliz. Hacer frente a los pensamientos negativos, controlar el estrés, hacer ejercicio, conseguir un buen equilibro entre trabajo y vida personal y comer bien son algunos de los pasos que marcarán una gran diferencia en tu estilo de vida. Tu felicidad depende de ti y lograrla está a la vuelta de la esquina. Lleno de prácticos consejos, ideas e inspiración, Quiero ser feliz te dotará de las herramientas necesarias para que puedas redescubrirte, mejorar tu bienestar, pensar más en positivo y encontrar el camino hacia tu felicidad.

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The harder we try to achieve happiness, the more elusive it becomes. In the process of trying, we find we are working harder, longer, and less productively, creating not happiness but stress and anxiety. What can be done? In I Want to Be Happy, Harriet Griffey shows how everyone can achieve happiness, whatever their age, and whether or not they have been born with 'the cheerful gene'. From resting to having fun, eating properly to getting a good night's sleep, there's a lot we can do to improve our happiness. Happiness is characterized by the ability to take pleasure from life. But what comes first, the pleasures to be actively sought, or the ability to take pleasure from what is already there? The art of happiness rests less in transitory moments of achievement or acquisition, but a deeper, more contented acceptance of what we already have, cherishing those small pleasures that perhaps we take for granted and removing some of those self-inflicted barriers to happiness that wheedle their way into our lives. Happiness is not just about relieving misery, counteracting stress, or reducing anxiety: it's also about protecting emotional and physical health by interacting more positively with the lives we lead.

The perfect introduction to creative writing that will get your imagination flowing.

Do you live life in a rush, constantly lurching from one task to the next? Do you find it difficult to communicate, remember things and concentrate properly? The good news is you can lead a more balanced, productive and effective life by learning the art of concentration.

Harriet Griffey delivers an informative guide on how we can all counteract the effects of sitting for long periods of time.

With the stress and strains of modern life, it is increasingly difficult to be the peaceful and serene spirit that we all wish to be. In I Want to Be Calm, Harriet Griffey explores the issues we may face in our day-to-day lives that make us feel stressed, anxious, depressed or overwhelmed, and shares practical advice on how to overcome them. Covering topics such as the worry cycle, managing emotions and mindful meditation, Harriet shows how to implement easy but effective approaches to find calm. She looks at how we can practice mindfulness at home and work, how to pursue better relationships and making mindful decisions like choosing peace and living in the moment, plus more. Beautifully illustrated throughout, I Want to Be Calm will still the mind and relax the body, bringing you peace and happiness.

With busy jobs, financial worries and more, it's no wonder many of us experience problems with sleep at some stage in our lives. In I Want to Sleep, Harriet Griffey helps you to understand, address and overcome sleep issues as she explores the roots of sleep problems and offers practical advice on dealing with them. Whether you've been experiencing sleepless nights for a week or many years, this book offers the solutions you've been looking for in an approachable and forthcoming manner. Harriet starts with the basics and looks at what sleep is and why we need it, as well as circadian rhythms and cycles. She explores patterns of sleep for babies, teenagers and adults, and goes on to cover common sleep issues like shift work, jet lag and worry, as well as more intense problems like insomnia. She also offers tips on relaxation, naps and sleep hygiene. Offering guidance and solutions, from the mainstream to alternative, Harriet's helpful advice is presented in a beautifully illustrated book that you will find you love to dip in and out of as you discover how to get the perfect night's sleep.

In today's virtual, social networking world, there is a downside: online rather than personal interaction is creating a climate of social awkwardness and a lack of confidence, particularly among young people. If we don't demonstrate our abilities or show our unique qualities, it's difficult to be confident about them. We need to practice to improve our confidence and we need to know how. No one is 100 per cent confident all the time. Most of us feel confident about some things, but not others, which provides a place to start and something on which to build as we learn to be confident. And once we realize that we can address this, we can learn ways to manage new situations or things we fear with newly acquired confidence skills. I Want to be Confident takes a look at the underpinning psychology of confidence, what it is, and how to learn it when it doesn't come naturally. Harriet Griffey identifies what it takes to improve confidence so that we can embrace our social and working lives, and our personal and professional relationships more positively, and in a way that authentically reflects who we are and what we want to achieve.

How much time would you save if you didn't have to spend it looking for mislaid car keys? Your umbrella? The school permission slip you were meant to have signed? How much simpler and less stressful could life be, if you were only a little more organized? Busy people with busy lives have enough on their plates without being disorganized. Often, just a few simple steps can help turn the most dysfunctional and chaotic among us into the serenely organized - someone who never runs out of milk, misses their grandmother's birthday, loses the dry cleaning slip, or leaves a child on the bus. And, in turn, reduce our stress levels overnight. Designed to help us identify and work with our organizational type, while also taking a look at what keeps us from being organized, this book is full of practical solutions, tips, and inspiration to help eliminate clutter, chaos, and stress, and save both time and money.