A MIND TO MIND CONVERSATION
Why is it that some people are stuck and some are unstoppable?
By the time you’re finish
this book, you’ll know:
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How to go from feeling stuck and powerless… to waking up clear, confident, and genuinely inspired—without needing to overhaul your whole life.
02.
That your thoughts hold more power than you’ve been told—and how a few small shifts can start working in your favor right away.
03.
How to ask yourself the right questions—and trust that the answers will come when you stop overthinking and start listening.
04.
That real knowledge—the kind that actually changes things—is closer than you think. You just need to know where to look.
05.
How to turn things around and create a life that feels right—and why knowing what to change is just as important as knowing how.
How to breathe life back into your dreams—even the ones you buried years ago—and take real steps toward the future you want.
06.
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How to break the cycle of just “getting by” and start keeping more of what you earn.
Book Award Winner
A Mind to Mind Conversation (Change Your Mind, Change Your Life) by Denis Hachey is an inspirational fiction novel that would appeal most to a mixed audience of young adults and adults who enjoy a story while also learning about the mind. As a child, David developed a negative mindset that led to him blaming others for his struggles, failings, and the wrath that is directed at him. This mindset led to David living a life filled with negative emotions until an accident lands him in the hospital. The accident and the hospitalization that follows present David with a chance to change his life for the better. Are you ready to follow David, and his mentor Aunt Sally on the journey of his subconscious mind?
A Mind to Mind Conversation (Change Your Mind, Change Your Life) by Denis Hachey is a well-written book with a thought-provoking cover image that practically begs to be read. As a graduate psychology student, this book was of great interest to me with how it explored the mind through a fictional lens. This unique method of exploration really appealed to me as David’s story made me feel a personal connection to David. This helped me to better retain the information I learned about the mind. I personally found the facts about a negative mindset and the importance of a positive mindset matched up with what I have learned in positive psychology, yet the author made the topic much more interesting than my professor did. Overall, I enjoyed this book from both an entertainment and educational perspective!
Reviewed by Sefina Hawke for Readers' Favorite
