Thriving Minds, Thriving Lives

Applying 50 Psychological Phenomena to Elevate Your Happiness and Wellbeing (Applied Psychology)

De: Eve Zen

Narrado por: Jeff Lindh

Thriving Minds, Thriving Lives is an indispensable guidebook that illuminates the profound connection between psychology and the art of living. Blending psychological principles with actionable strategies, this book empowers you to embark on a transformative journey towards happiness and well-being.

In this book, you will embark on a profound exploration of self-discovery, uncovering 50 key psychological phenomena that directly influence your life satisfaction. Each phenomenon is expertly presented with clarity, complemented by captivating stories that breathe life into these complex concepts, making them accessible and applicable to your everyday experiences. Through real-life examples, you will witness the practical application of these phenomena. It covers a wide range of topics including perception, emotions, motivation, meaningful connections, effective communication, decision-making.

Whether you long for greater fulfillment in your personal relationships, aspire to cultivate a positive mindset, or seek to infuse your life with meaning and purpose, Thriving Minds, Thriving Lives is your ultimate roadmap to unlocking your untapped potential for happiness and overall well-being. Discover the power of psychological phenomena and elevate your life to new heights of fulfillment.

©2023 Eve Zen (P)2023 Eve Zen

Interesting

Really interesting and enlightening. Good book to reflect on life principles and what will bring better life satisfaction

Recommend it

I really like this book as it provides many helpful suggestions and insights. Definitely a good book for life wellbeing

Thought-provoking!

I find this book very helpful for dealing with some issues in my daily life. There are many good suggestions supported by psychological theories. Really like it!

I enjoyed it!

This is a fun read, and there are many practical tips and advice that i can apply to my daily life to improve my wellbeing. so really enjoyed it!

Who should "read" this book?

This book is both a Self Help & Reference book. It is an easy “audio-read” of 50 ideas in behavioral psychology. The book is beautifully narrated. The speaker has a clear, smooth & soothing voice; it is very matched to the topic. The book’s end-to-end structure using “Definitions, Story-time, How to apply to yourself” was easy to follow. Yet, this listener was disappointed that the ideas as presented had no particular order, nor did they build upon previous ideas. The Story-time examples were too simple and many felt out of sync in today’s world. Similarly, the ideas in “How to apply this to yourself” were also very simple. There was nothing new. All this said, there is a place for this book in your library if you are a beginning student of psychology, or simply want a reference. Finally, this listener did identify with a handful of ideas that were both surprising and enlightening.