What would Your life be like if you simply
LET GO OF CONTROL ..?
What if you let events unfold without resisting? Accepted people for who they are instead of trying to change them? Stopped telling your family what's best for them? Quit pressing so much at work?
Critically acclaimed Losing Control, Finding Serenity: How the Need to Control Hurts Us and How To Let It Go explains that when you let go of control, your blinders come off and you can engage in life's currents in an intuitive and expansive manner and discover life's possibilities. The rewards are unexpected and often exciting. Conflicts diminish. Fear and anxiety lessen. Family bonds strengthen. Intimate relations become more intimate. Creative horizons expand. Work becomes less stressful and more profitable.By learning to let go of control, Daniel Miller, successful businessman and author of How to Invest in Real Estate Syndicates, became a fine artist, a published poet, a champion tennis player, a happily married man, and a much wiser parent - all while cutting his work time by more than half."I was given your book as a gift in my 70th birthday year. I never thought of myself as a controlling person until I saw myself in every chapter. I've read it two times and now flip random pages. My life has changed for the better since letting go of control with my five sons and my relationship. Now opportunities come to me surprisingly effortlessly. Thank you Dan for sharing your story - it is very courageous of you to do. Because of your book I am experiencing mental peace and liberation."
Rahamim Ron - Israel"This book is worth a course of therapy! It's for anyone who has ever been weighed down by the delusion that sheer will and control could deliver a desired outcome."
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LOSING CONTROL FINDING SERENITY works; I KNOW because I know the author personally!
Danny LIVES the tenets of his writing - he's a wonderful father, husband, brother and son to his parents - now married 70 years. Not only that, he's an entrepreneur extraordinaire who works smart, not hard - a couple days a month. He lives a richly Blessed and Abundantly GENEROUS life - not because he's lucky, but because he discovered that living life "artfully" requires skill and knowledge - both which he shares openly and freely in his book. It's an EMPOWERING read that I know you will enjoy.
