The Village Effect

The Village Effect will give you a fresh look at why we gather during the holiday season — and just might help you rethink where you invest your time this holiday season and the  rest of the year!  Just answer a few of these questions for yourself:

Do you have more energy or do you feel more physically drained during this time of year?

Do you complain more during this time of the year?

Do you look forward to the attending gatherings with friends and family?

Do you look forward to creating gatherings with friends and family?

The Village Effect is a book by Susan Pinker that explains very clearly the positive effects you will gain when you clean up your life, build relationships that are both broad and deep, and stop waiting and making excuses why your life is not the way you want it to be.

People matter.  You matter.  While you are busy decorating your house for the season, take a honest look at ‘cleaning’ your house of relationships.  The time you invest will not be wasted and the result just may be a gift that extends your life in a positive way.

One word of caution, the chapter that discusses health, cancer and positive thinking may be upsetting.  I urge you to read what the science is really saying and to remember regardless of whether you can be cured of an illness, you can still have a better day when you create positive emotions.

Thank you Ben Dean and Mentor Coach for introducing me to this author and her book.  Thank you to all my friends and family who follow my thoughts through this blog.  Please remember as we go into 2015…

Don’t Die Waiting to live the Don’t Die spirit!

 

Feel the spirit of the season
About the author

Andrea Goeglein is part organizational psychologist, part entrepreneur, and all about success—your success. She understands both the pressures you face and the dreams that inspire you. Andrea merges her experience as a business owner with her training in Positive Psychology to provide effective, efficient and challenging personal development products and services. She combines an emphasis on objective assessment with an approach that is always powered by your spirit and guided by your goals. Her professional development offerings are based in theory and backed by direct business knowledge.

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