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Mirrors: Reclaiming An Imprisoned Mind

Current price: $13.95
Mirrors: Reclaiming An Imprisoned Mind
Mirrors: Reclaiming An Imprisoned Mind

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Mirrors: Reclaiming An Imprisoned Mind

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Hardened survivor and critical thinker, Cory Johnson offers a new alternative to the way many of us go about living our lives. Here he will present some tried-and-true, firsthand techniques he utilized to ensure that his past circumstances never again became his present reality. Although he is coming from a vantage point of someone incarcerated or recently thereof, these techniques can be used preemptively or for someone who just wants to get the best out of their life. He emphasizes the importance of mental fortitude as an actionable muscle we can either choose to strengthen or allow to grow feeble. He outlines the actions he took to build his mental toughness in hopes that these techniques would be useful to you as well, whether by actually putting them into practice or by sparking you to implement your own regimen. This book examines the power of self-discipline, the rewards of delayed gratification, and the strength of perseverance. He urges everyone to understand the importance of starting right now. Wherever you are in your life, the moment to begin bettering yourself is at this very moment. There's no better time than the present, so why wait! If you want to open the doors to a new you, this book should be your constant companion!

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