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Take Control of Your Life (2019)

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How to win the Mental Game by Silencing Fear.

The author of The 5 Second Rule returns with another book to help you overcome your biggest obstacle: Fear.

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With this audiobook, you’ll get a powerful mix of one on one life-changing coaching sessions and a personal narrative that you can use immediately.
We’re afraid of change, but we should be more afraid of staying the same! With help from Mel Robbins, you’ll learn how to make positive changes in your life and avoid fear and stress.

“Each session is a gold mine of discovery as Mel guides you, with humor and wisdom, to find your purpose, improve your relationships, and ultimately take control of your life.”

The Book Guide® Editor

She also shares her secrets to finding your passion and purpose and helps you overcome feelings of loneliness and rejection. Once you master these lessons, you’ll never look back.

Take Control of Your Life (2019) by Mel Robbins

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