Books like Self-Coaching by Joseph J. Luciani
In Self‑Coaching, Dr. Joseph J. Luciani explains that anxiety and depression stem from insecure habits that can be changed. He offers a proven self‑talk strategy that empowers readers to coach themselves toward healthier, adaptive thinking and living practices. The book provides concrete steps for recognizing harmful patterns, restructuring thoughts, and cultivating resilient habits for lasting mental well‑being.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Joseph J. Luciani
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