Think Happy: Instant Peptalks to Boost Positivity
Author(s): Karen Salmansohn
Stay happy no matter how much life throws at you! Happiness expert and Oprah columnist Karen Salmansohn presents a collection of 50 inspirational inner peptalks to boost your confidence, attitude, and mood. These peptalks are different than affirmations because they re feisty, fun and memorable--and will thereby stick in your brain like a catchy song. You ll naturally want to keep repeating them, thereby changing your neural pathways so you re inclined to think positive thoughts, which lead to positive habits, which lead to a positively happy life! Whether you re feeling stressed, need motivation, are dealing with haters, or need to turn your tale of woe into a tale of wow, THINK HAPPY s instant peptalks and whimsical illustrations will grump-proof your brain so you can move forward with optimism, resilience, and plain ol fabulousness."
General Information
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- : Ten Speed Press
- : Ten Speed Press
- : 0.363
- : 01 August 2016
- : 178mm X 152mm X 15mm
- : United States
- : 01 September 2016
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Karen Salmansohn
- : Hardback
- : Nov-16
- : English
- : 158.1
- : 2016009373
- : 2016009373
- : 128
- : 60 Illustrations
- : 60 Illustrations
More About The Product
KAREN SALMANSOHN is the best-selling author and book packager of more than 25 books for adults and tweens with more than 1 million copies sold. She has worked as an image consultant, serving clients such as MTV, Nickelodeon, Oxygen Media, and L'Oreal. She has been a featured happiness expert on th"e Today"show, "The View," CNN, "Fox News, "and"Real Time with Bill Maher," and has written for"Psychology Today, Mind Body Green, Positively Positive," and"Huffington Post." She and her work have been covered by the"New York Times, Businessweek, Chicago Tribune, L.A. Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Time," "Marie Claire, Fast Company, InStyle, Self, ELLE," and the"New Yorker." She speaks widely on how to increase happiness, creativity, and productivity, most recently in a TEDx talk, "Fun Is a High Performance Fuel."