Embracing Life
Author: Briggs, Dorothy
ISBN: 9780385230018
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Year first published: 01 Dec 1989
Pages: 148
Format: Paperback / softback
The author of i>Celebrate Your Self/i> addresses the changes that everyone must face in life-including death, aging, retirement, and separations from people and places.br> br> In today's increasingly complex world, change is one of the few constants. A new job. Remarriage. Relocation. Divorce. Death. Growing up. Moving out and moving on. Dramatic, and often traumatic, each change can leave us feeling confused, anxious, wondering if we can cope. But there can be another way to meet the challenge of change. Rather than resist it, we can embrace it wholeheartedly and use all of life-its losses as well as its triumphs-to discover our own purpose for being in this world.br>br>Some thoughts included oni>Embracing Life/i>-br>.Life is not about arrival but about the trip.br>.Part of high esteem is choosing to anchor in positive values.br>.Victims of life-threatening disease learn and teach invaluable secrets. Why wait for cancer or a heart attack to reframe yourself?br>.If there is not room for failure in your life, there is not room for risk or growth.br>.i>You/i>are the gift.i>You/i>are the treasure.i>You/i>are already "there." Accept this as so.br> br> Drawing on different forms of therapies, philosophies, and spiritual teachings, as well as her own writings on self-esteem, Dorothy Corkille Briggs has written three books on personal development and growth that have sold close to a million copies. With i>Embracing Life/i>, i>Your Child's Self-Esteem/i>, and i>Celebrate Your Self/i>, she has provided insight for people seeking a rich and rewarding life.
ISBN: 9780385230018
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE US
Year first published: 01 Dec 1989
Pages: 148
Format: Paperback / softback
The author of i>Celebrate Your Self/i> addresses the changes that everyone must face in life-including death, aging, retirement, and separations from people and places.br> br> In today's increasingly complex world, change is one of the few constants. A new job. Remarriage. Relocation. Divorce. Death. Growing up. Moving out and moving on. Dramatic, and often traumatic, each change can leave us feeling confused, anxious, wondering if we can cope. But there can be another way to meet the challenge of change. Rather than resist it, we can embrace it wholeheartedly and use all of life-its losses as well as its triumphs-to discover our own purpose for being in this world.br>br>Some thoughts included oni>Embracing Life/i>-br>.Life is not about arrival but about the trip.br>.Part of high esteem is choosing to anchor in positive values.br>.Victims of life-threatening disease learn and teach invaluable secrets. Why wait for cancer or a heart attack to reframe yourself?br>.If there is not room for failure in your life, there is not room for risk or growth.br>.i>You/i>are the gift.i>You/i>are the treasure.i>You/i>are already "there." Accept this as so.br> br> Drawing on different forms of therapies, philosophies, and spiritual teachings, as well as her own writings on self-esteem, Dorothy Corkille Briggs has written three books on personal development and growth that have sold close to a million copies. With i>Embracing Life/i>, i>Your Child's Self-Esteem/i>, and i>Celebrate Your Self/i>, she has provided insight for people seeking a rich and rewarding life.
