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Today we are featuring three of our finest books: 

The first is called,  "Your Mind and Body are a Corporation, and You are the CEO," by Janet Buell.  Here's what one of our readers have to say about the book.
"This book presents some ideas that seem radical when they are first presented but come to seem entirely logical and practical when you consider them for a while. The proof of the pudding is when you do the drills in the book. I felt a little foolish in the beginning, communicating with my 'corporation', but then as it 'answered', I began to realize how much it had been trying to tell me over the years. It was like floodgates opened. I've learned more about my 'self' in the week since I bought the book than I had in many, many years. How amazing. The answers were all inside the mind of my corporation and I just wasn't listening. This book has changed how I run my life as well as how I run my business. Life is never gonna look the same!"
Jim Woods of San Francisco, CA

Our second featured selection

This book is called, "Burnout, What you can do to put excitement back into you life," by Janet Buell
Here's what one of our readers had to say about it.

"The thing that amazed me most about this book was that it didn't just eliminate my feeling of burnout at work - which was the problem that caused me to buy it. It helped in areas I wasn't even aware I needed help in, like my feelings about my church, my relationship, my music, and even the state of my finances. The exercises weren't always easy. But they worked. And as I did one and then another, I started building up a feeling of pure job. I feel at least 10 years younger now and so excited about life again."
A reader from St. Louis, MO.

The third is called "The Emotional First Aid Manual."

It is a counterpart to a physical first aid manual. It allows a layperson to learn how to be of help to friends or loved ones.

Since CPR was first taught to laypersons in 1967, hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved by the techniques applied by those laypersons. This translates to millions of family members and friends spared the grief of prematurely losing a loved one. CPR—more than any other physical first-aid technique—demonstrates clearly that a layperson using easily learned procedures can save lives and prevent suffering.

The field of mental health has now made a similar breakthrough. There are techniques in the field of emotional health that are every bit as impressive in their ability to prevent suffering as CPR and they have been compiled in this book, The Emotional First Aid Manual. Now every layperson can learn techniques that will prevent emotional suffering and help restore the happiness of millions.