MIAMI, March 16, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Too often in the mornings we may find it hard to get out of bed, knowing we face yet another dreary day. There are problems to be solved and many decisions to be made. No wonder some people who do not know how to cope develop adjustment problems. But if there was a book that could provide effective guidelines to help you have a more fulfilling life, would you want to read it? If yes, then let Edouard Marzouka show you the way towards a more zestful and contented living with his inspiring book The Challenges of Life.
The Challenges of Life: Our Immaturity and Lack of Experience is dedicated and addressed to men and women of all ages. It helps readers learn to grow up, be mature, and accept the responsibilities for one's well-being. Its educational qualities are diversified in different sectors of life -- everything about life in general. It amplifies the characters of psychology, wonder, love, feelings, and mysteries of our world, and lack of early experience which creates deep negative impact in the minds. Consequently, we get hurt from a pain which is even worse than a physical injury. Therefore, we must grow up, and life will appear so much easier, especially in relationship.
In the end, this book brings enhancement to a healthy social relationship and enlightens your mind. That is the only way to attain a joyful life.
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About the Author
Since the author was a child, he was always in love with psychology. He had curiosity to convey the intensification of issues that he went through in life and to value many things like facts, unnecessary mistakes, the immaturity, and lack of experience that are deeply rooted in ourselves since childhood. There are things that leave us with a legacy, and many things that made him wonder.
The Challenges of Life * by Edouard Marzouka
Our Immaturity and Lack of Experience
Publication Date: July 31, 2008
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