Follow Your Dreams & Restoring Relationships: Recovery from Codependent Relations 2-in-1 (Personal Development)

Description

Book #1
“A Dream… This Word is Such Abstract, at First Glance, and, at the Same Time, it has Concrete Meaning.”

In our time, people have not forgotten yet how to make wishes and dream how to realize them. However, many people, thinking on a want, subconsciously bring it right to the category of silly ones. In fact, to make this wish come true, you need to believe in this, to create a goal and move towards it with confidence. In this book, you will not find any magic or fable. My goal is to help you to bring your dreams into life, and not just the most cherished ones (which seem to be unachievable), but some more realistic, and no less important in your life.

Here You Will Learn . . .

• A Dream – a Fantasy or The Sense in Life?
• What is the Focus of Our Attention?
• Program Yourself for Happy Life
• How to Formulate Your Wishes Correctly?
• Three Steps to Your Dream That You Can Make Right Now

Much, much more!

Book #2
“I am falling into the same pit. I am exhausted, worn-out and full of indignation. I am surprised by my inability to recognize this street and to pass this infamous hole. I am falling again, get wounded and swallow tears, full of anger at himself, at this open pit and the one who made it. I want to see the light, to understand and to learn how to stop on time…”

Psychology of relations with the opposite sex is exciting for everyone. How to build such behavior pattern that could please everyone, especially you? One should go beyond the rules and constrained behaviors and overcome the habitual scenarios.

I address this book both to men and women which seldom happen nowadays. It is a manual created both for psychotherapists and for people wishing to get rid of codependency in relations with a partner.

A woman wants to get the ‘real’ man, and a man, to get the ‘real’ woman. How to reach this? How to get balance in complex relations? This book concerns these very complex issues. So, let’s begin.

All of us bring the particular baggage from our childhood. Someone’s baggage contains accurately arranged resources to be spent for development; someone has a chaotic disorder of accumulations in his suitcase. Only with time, the owner of this property will start finding out whether this content is suitable: he will reject something, put something back, make it his property. Just in childhood, we learn to feel, to assign something, to reject something, and learn how to establish relations with ourselves and others.

Here You Will Learn . . .

• A Path to Yourself and to Another Person
• Paradox of a Codependent Couple
• Independent Exit from Codependency
• On Problems of Unhealthy Relations
• Sexual Dependence: A Reason to Be Proud or to Take Treatment

Much, much more!