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Do you want to learn how to quit smoking? This may just be the most comprehensive "stop smoking" guide ever. With 60 helpful hints and insightful inspirations, you're sure to find the right combination of encouragement and information to motivate you in your fight against nicotine addiction. The guide speaks of day-to-day situations that you may encounter on your journey to a healthier lifestyle. Sixty powerful strategies to stop smoking now!

Everyone struggles with jealousy, but not everyone understands the risks. Left unchecked, jealousy leads to unnecessary drama, stress, and abuse. For some people it can even end an otherwise promising relationship. Even for people who understand these facts, dealing with these emotions is difficult, so jealously ends up controlling their relationship and ultimately their lives.

Have you ever wondered why you always seem to be more affected by the world around you while everyone else seems oblivious to it? Are you more sensitive to lights, sounds, medications, coffee and alcohol, or even violent fiction or crimes on the news? You could be one out of every five Americans who live with high sensitivity. Although this could bring you many more obstacles to face in life, there are many advantages this brings you if you learn how to master your senses properly.

Highly sensitive people in relationships - you can make your sensitivity work to your advantage if you understand it. The perpetual haste, chatter, and distractions of everyday life is usually normal to everyone but to the highly sensitive person, it always tends to have a deeper meaning and can be emotionally overwhelming. As a sensitive person, we can be easily entangled by our own emotions while going through life, with everyone wondering why we are intense or shy and sometimes trying to make us numb to our emotions/sensations.

In today's world, we're becoming more connected to each other every day. Our relationships with people have never been more important. Emotional intelligence is now an essential part of our daily interactions with co-workers, friends, intimate partners and so on. But, here's the problem - most people are not taking full advantage of their emotional intelligence.