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Choose Life: Where Personal Growth Meets the Stressful Reality of Modern Life

Current price: $18.00
Choose Life: Where Personal Growth Meets the Stressful Reality of Modern Life
Choose Life: Where Personal Growth Meets the Stressful Reality of Modern Life

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Choose Life: Where Personal Growth Meets the Stressful Reality of Modern Life

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Choose Life tells of a journey of personal growth and development, set against the realities of a stressful modern lifestyle. It shows the search for meaning and fulfilment in life, and takes a refreshingly honest and holistic approach to living the life that you want to live - one that is easily accessible, and very different from the usual 'ten easy steps to fulfilment' or promises of 'enlightenment in 30 days'. Over 260 pages.
About the Author
Paul Johnson was born in the north-east of England in 1970, and raised in South Yorkshire, where he lives with his wife and three children. He has spent the last fifteen years studying martial arts and their accompanying philosophies, and believes that we can all find a lasting sense of peace and fulfilment. Paul's interests include walking the dog, eating curry, and practical self defence, though preferably not all at the same time. Choose Life is his first book.

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