Robert Keller has 2 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is How to Overcome Depression: The Human Experience of Denial, Abuse, and Vulnerable Ego.
How to Overcome Anxiety
Summary
Let's not mince words here, everyday across the world, millions of people just like you quietly battle anxiety. But how many of us actually overcome the mental plague that occupies our lives? How many of us miss out on countless opportunities because of our own mental barriers...without even realizing? Avoid this mistake at all cost. First, take control of your mental capacity. You see, many of us make the same mistake - with both overthinking situations and balancing priorities. Overcomplicating decisions that affect our closest loved ones...yeah, I'm guilty. But perhaps we have forgotten how to control the moment. Some reality checks come at the least expected time, and you need to be ready for it. Inside, you will discover: How to avoid screwing up the rest of your life Useful methods for prioritizing decisions Reversing the art of pity Quotes from historical badasses Usable strategies that can be applied today And much, much more! Much of this advice goes against traditional self-help wisdom. In fact, some of the advice given is not for the weak-hearted and is intended for mature audiences. Even applying one of the concepts expressed in this audiobook could result in life-changing habits.
©2019 Robert Keller (P)2019 Robert Keller
How to Overcome Depression: The Human Experience of Denial, Abuse, and Vulnerable Ego
Summary
Let's not mince words here, depression sucks, but you know whats worst?
Living with depression forever.... Perhaps even passing on negative energy to loved ones affected by your pain. Look, it's not all doom and gloom, but the reality of the matter is you have control of the moment. Right now is no greater opportunity than yesterday or tomorrow. In other words, there is great power in executing on your ideas immediately.
I would fair to say we all have million-dollar ideas, we simply let them drift away as thoughts. What is the irony of the situation? Notice the things we choose to remember and give life, are they skewed in trauma? The amount of mental capacity occupied by depression and guilt is the number one killer of creativeness.
Just maybe, if you learn to embrace your creativeness again, a natural cleansing of mental clarity may occur.
Re-emerge in the process of healing:
A mix of modern and ancient wisdom with unbiased perspective
Discover and release "Strategies of Healing"
Harness emotion as fuel for creativity
Identify weak points to improve
Holistic approach of mindfulness and inner peace
Enlightened perspective of re-evaluating purpose
Begin your journey now.
©2019 Robert Keller (P)2019 Robert Keller