Unwinding Want

Using Your Mind to Escape Your Thoughts

De: Asacker

Narrado por: Tom Asacker

This book will change the way you see your life.

Unwinding Want exposes the hidden forces that control our lives, compelling us to confront our deepest convictions through a life-changing form of self-exploration.

Drawing on decades of research in belief and behavior change, Asacker reveals how unconscious self-hypnosis traps us in cycles of overthinking and gnawing dissatisfaction. His groundbreaking insights expose “delusions of want” that leave us anxious and lost, obscuring our true selves and leading to spiritless lives of doubt and regret.

This isn’t self-help; it’s self-liberation. By seeing through the illusions of your thinking mind, you can live true to your deepest wants—relaxing without guilt, playing without fear, and being yourself without anxiety.

This paradigm-shifting book is essential for anyone ready to break free from self-deceptive thinking, and reclaim their freedom and joy.

©2024 Thomas E. Asacker (P)2024 Thomas E. Asacker

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Tom Asacker has a couple of things he wants us to understand. Number one: It’s not as hard as we think. It never is. Number two: The goal isn’t somewhere else, at some other time. It’s right here, and right now. Number three: It’s not what you want that matters, it’s what you are.I love this book. It’s a roadmap to the kingdom inside of us all." — Duff McDonald, author of TICKLED: A Commonsense Guide to the Present Moment

Store this book near your heart

This work is something you'll want to listen to or read more than once. It's succinct—but in it's brevity is great power. Ask yourself the question: How many years do I have left on this planet, and what do i want to do with them?

Tom Asacker shows us how understanding our true wants is the path to our redemption and our freedom. Those states are within our grasp, right here and right now. Because finding meaning is possible for all of us. But we must first realize what we really want from life. This book gives us some clues about how to do this, and how to avoid the pitfall of confusing what others want us to be vs. who we want to be.

This is important and valuable work. Perhaps it's even the 2024 version of 'Man's Search for Meaning'. Good luck on your search—it helps to have an experienced guide!