Empath; A Beginners Guide to Developing Your Emotional Skills and Sharpening your Sensibility to Unlock Your Full Human Potentials

Daniel Cloud

Description

Do you sometimes have the impression of feeling the weight of the entire world on your shoulders? Do you live every day of your life feeling other people’s emotions affecting you? Then keep listening, as this is a great resource for you!
Maybe you have not realized yet, but you might have the amazing gift of being an Empath. Often, "Empaths" do not have the tools to be able to understand their gift and how difficult might be to control the source of overwhelming feelings, which it could result in depression and anxiety. Due to the high sensitivity they have, empath people can end up caring for the needs of everyone else, sacrificing their own feelings and needs.
In this audio book, Daniel Cloud will clearly guide you through all the information you need to valorise your wonderful gift, which will also open new opportunity for you to live your life in the best way, as you will learn strategies and soft skills such as:
• How to fully accept and embrace your gift;
• Understanding the huge potentials of your soft skills;
• Dealing with spiritual hyper-sensitivity;
• Protecting yourself from draining your energy;
• Normalizing the day-to-days with your gift;
• Protecting yourself from sensory overload, exhaustion, addictions, and compassion fatigue;
• Building resilience, exploring your singular gifts, and feeling welcomed by a world that does needs people like you.
You will learn a set of practical solutions that you can try out immediately to improve the quality of your and other people’s life.
What are you waiting for? Buy the audio book now and discover a new way to enjoy your amazing gift!

Sujets

• Emotions (álbum)
• Personal development
• General officer
• Self-help
• Creativity
• Emotion
• General
• Emotions

Informations

• Publié par: Authors Republic
• Date de parution: 28 juin 2020
• Nombre de lectures: 3
• EAN13: 9781662126819
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 457 Mo

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