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5AM IBD

SAMSON YUNG ABU
SAMSON YUNG-ABU
06 / 2023
9781916696181
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Sinopsis

In a world obsessed with getting somewhere at the expense of enjoying where we are, we have forgotten what peace feels like, what a stressless day looks like, what having more time and energy feels like, what feeling healthy feels like, what waking up and not rushing through the day looks like, and what simply being happy feels like. Samson Yung-Abu provides answers on how to slow down and do what humans are supposed to do: live life. áThis book is a toolbox for living your best lifeáContent:BENEFIT OF GETTING UP AT 5 AMNEW DAY. NEW MONTH. NEW YEARSHOWING UPSETBACKSMENTAL MATURITYPOWER MENTALITYRESILIENCEáLEARNING HOW TO WELLNESSFITNESSMOVING ON/ LETTING GOI: YOUSOME SPECIFIC FRIENDLY ADVICE & LIFE LESSONS LEARNED THROUGH LIVING BETTERLIFESTYLE HARD TRUTHMIRROR TALKá5 AM POSITIVE NOTIFICATIONPEACEáA lot of books provide us with pieces of information in an attempt to teach us how to do things better, but this one focuses on how to think better through its inspirational positive characteristics. Samson Yung-Abu proposes that one of the most important fundamentals to help us meet daily expectations and live a highly healthy, productive, and peaceful life is understanding when and how to start our day right. áThe author also provides that often we do know better, but we still fail at doing better with what we know. The author believes that the missing keystone to doing better with what we know is our inability to think positively. As evident in this book, thinking positively is a precursor to doing productively better, personally, socially, and economically. However, to maximise positive thinking, the author proposes that we need the pace and space for it. This is where 5 AM shines at best.á