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Modern life is often marked by overload and a sense of lost control. Aligned Thinking offers a straightforward remedy centered on three questions: how to get the most from your present actions, how to concentrate on your true desires amidst many options, and what you ultimately want from life and work. Presented in a fable style, the book follows Ray and Carol Walters as they apply the techniques of Aligned Thinking. Their journey illustrates how to clarify priorities, maintain focus, and implement practical strategies that can be used both professionally and personally. The approach also helps couples strengthen communication and relationship bonds, reduce stress, and boost productivity, motivation, morale, and overall satisfaction.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Motivation & Success
Authors: Jim Steffen
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