Miracles of mind - shift: redesign your wealth & wellness destiny

By: Dube, Shashank [Author]Language: English Publication details: New Delhi: Author Vine, 2020. Description: xiv, 221p.; 19cmsISBN: 9788194606055Subject(s): Why should i read this book | Take control of destiny | Hexagon of wellnessDDC classification: 158.1 D83

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“Why do we do, the things we do”? Why do two people born under the same family have uncommon behaviours, commonly an opposite mind-set? Why people think differently on same things and have different results in life? Isn’t this strange that people choose to behave differently under similar circumstances?This developed an inquisitiveness to know what successful people do and what they don’t. Can there be any formula for it so that everyone can simply learn and replicate the process, to have better results in their life? As I learned through my life experiences, I observed that most people dribble their way through life, never deciding to focus upon anything specific. Otherwise, they always keep their focus on minor or irrelevant things.