Do you feel like you are not living the life of your dreams? Do you want to discover the secrets to live a life of happiness and wellness? Happiness and wellness are the pillars for a satisfying life. The nations with the best well-being rate are: Norway, Denmark, Finland. All these countries have a common factor about lifestyle called “Hygge”. Hygge is a way of life strictly bound to feelings of conviviality and contentment. 

Far from menopause being the beginning of the end, it can be an exciting catalyst for a more fulfilling next chapter. In this fresh approach to midlife, menopause, and aging, the listener is empowered and provided with resources to get the messy stuff sorted; then guided through a step-by-step blueprint to create a truly magnificent midlife - and beyond. Whether you’re perimenopausal or post menopause, or you just want to understand what women face, this audiobook will challenge you to think differently about aging, and what midlife and menopause represent. Be prepared, not scared!

If you're interested in learning more about how good habits can change your life, and how you can transform your unhealthy habits and adopt good ones, this book has all you need. Those factors can affect your approach to thought processes, how you can deal with them, and what the best 10 behaviors are that can change your life. I've grouped good habits into 10 categories and every habit can look like a little one, but in summary it can have a huge impact on your life and personality.

The ultimate guide to boosting your happiness. Are you stuck in a rut and unsure how to get out? If you are unsatisfied with your life, you are not alone. Sixty-one percent of Americans feel dissatisfied with their lives and have no idea how to find greater happiness and tranquility. But, thanks to habit and happiness expert Tom Shepherd, now you break out of your rut and live the life of happiness and fulfillment that you deserve.

We all know the feeling of hygge instinctively, but few of us ever manage to capture it for more than a moment. Cravings for comfort, for coziness, for contentment: everyone experiences the desire for a happier, less stressful, and more serene life. One of the preeminent hygge aficionado Lykke Nielsen has traveled the length and breadth of homes and countries to create the perfect guide to cultivate togetherness and joy at the smallest and simplest things in everyday life and being inspired the hygge way.

Now, more than ever, we need to talk about getting older. Many of us are living to a very great age. But how do we give those we love, and eventually ourselves, long lives that are as happy and healthy as possible? Dr Lucy's book gives us answers to the questions we can voice - and those that we can't. A long life should be embraced and celebrated, but it's not all easy. Yet even the most challenging situation can be helped by the right conversation. How do we start?

How to Be Positive is Vol. 5 of a series about personal transformation. It is part of a set of books that will help you to achieve long lasting change and success in your life in a wide variety of areas.

Recent studies show that our decision-making skills improve as we age, and that our happiness levels peak at age 82. Dr Daniel Levitin draws on cutting-edge research from neuroscience and psychology to demonstrate the cognitive benefits of getting older. He challenges the beliefs that surround the ageing process, including our assumptions around memory loss and our focus on lifespan instead of 'healthspan'.

If you struggle with completing projects or specific tasks, then keep reading. We’d all like to get things done and become more productive. But what often happens is we put off important tasks and let them slip through the cracks. The end result? We get overwhelmed by the amount of things to do. Simply put: If you’re someone who procrastinates, then this bad habit is limiting your success in a variety of ways. If you don’t address the issue, then you’ll reduce the likelihood that you’ll achieve major goals.

Whether you are tackling perfectionism, procrastination, or toxic relationships, Richardson's straightforward advice will help you to finally clear those stubborn stacks, piles, and boxes for a clean start, with a wealth of space for your freedom and happiness to grow. 

For many women, body goals are all about loss. In Give Yourself More, leading health experts Georgie Fear and K. Aleisha Fetters draw on psychology, cultural studies, and the science of behavioral change to reveal how the pursuit of less gets women very little. They teach you how to flip the script on losing mind-sets, so you can change your body and life for the positive.

This book offers a comprehensive look at the Japanese world view known as "Wabi-Sabi" and how it can be used to change one's perception of life and find happiness in an imperfect life. There's no denying that modern living has afforded us lots of good things with all manner of convenience. Today, we can stay cool no matter how hot it gets outside, thanks to our air-conditioned rooms.

Do you sometimes feel like you're on the hamster wheel of modern life, spinning your wheels, and getting nowhere? Does your lifestyle leave you feeling alone, isolated from loved ones, family, and friends, and even the society in which you belong? Would you like to say goodbye to that nagging feeling of something missing in your life, and find a way to rediscover the joys of relaxation, happiness, and contentment?

You see, most people think you need to have the perfect diet, expensive gym memberships, and countless hours of daily effort to achieve a healthy lifestyle. This can cause you to give up before you’ve even started. Losing motivation to exercise or falling victim to your eating disorders are just a few of the negative effects. According to the World Health Organization, around 60 percent of the quality of our lives is determined by our lifestyle. It has a big influence on your chances of suffering from an illness, disability, or even early death.

In the fall of 1995, Dr. Saray Stancic was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. By 2003, she walked regularly with a cane, had given up virtually all unnecessary physical activity, and was on numerous medications, all with horrible side effects. After stumbling upon some studies that linked MS outcomes to diet and lifestyle, Dr. Stancic undertook a radically different approach to managing her illness.