The Magic of Authentic Living
Anything Possible Is Achievable
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Narrated by:
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Dean Fraser
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Dean Fraser
About this listen
Your truly authentic life might well be hiding right there in plain sight, it frequently is! It’s how we value ourselves, our personal idea of how much our knowledge and uniqueness are worth that determines the results we get from life. We are all capable of way more than we ever imagined possible and all that untapped potential is waiting right there within us ready to be released.
What if it were possible for us to change the way we feel about ourselves? Could we then go on to create a completely different future? It is indeed possible to shape our own destiny and then our life can take an entirely different direction.
Through changing our mindset of what is possible from our lives, our future can then be entirely in our own hands to create whatever reality we desire. With often small changes in our daily routine and mindset, we give ourselves an amazing opportunity to enjoy a long and healthy life. Absorb yourself in this audiobook. The author is a body language psychologist and runs workshops helping people to live a more auspicious life PSYCHIC NEWS MAGAZINE.
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Critic reviews
"Dean Fraser passionately believes we all have a personal mission in life, the one thing which is our reason for being right here on this planet at this time." (My Indigo Sun Magazine)
"Dean shows how evolving comes from living, making mistakes which are not really mistakes but learning, walking our talk and sometimes tripping up a few times before we finally get the message about what we need in order to grow." (New Dawn Magazine)