Ren Jie Chua
Published: 2021-07-27
Total Pages: 392
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A Practical Methodology For Greater Happiness An excerpt from Your Path to Happiness: Now, I leave you with a pragmatic way of living that, if practised, can help you to achieve hedonic and eudaimonic happiness in life, solve your problems and fulfil your dreams. In this psychology book about self-actualization, Chua introduces a straightforward way of understanding of how happiness can be achieved and how unhappiness can be corrected. In the book, concepts from evolutionary psychology, behavioural psychology, humanistic psychology, cognitive psychology, psychoanalysis, social psychology, positive psychology, applied psychology, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and Islam are explored and integrated together as one. By synthesizing various branches of psychology together, Chua suggests a few psychological interventions that you can utilize in your life to enjoy positive affect, reach your full potential, achieve your dreams, overcome your difficulties and solve your problems. Learn how to: Increase your self-control Get rid of perfectionism and self-hatred Identify the sources of aggressive behaviour Become more authentic and spontaneous Seek happiness within instead of from the external world Be better at your job Find freedom in life Become your true self Improve your relationships with others Break your bad habits Take responsibility for your life Practice mindfulness Lead a purposeful life Remove regrets from your life Become more resilient in the face of adversity Reduce anxiety and depression symptoms Enjoy greater vitality and creativity Deal with binge-eating, self-harm, addiction, smoking and drug-taking ...and much more. Placing emphasis on the scientific method, the interventions in Your Path to Happiness are made to be practical. Thus, if they are applied, Your Path to Happiness can help you to become the best version of yourself, transform from your current self to your true self, and remove any problematic behaviour that you may exhibit. Anyone, regardless of how miserable or detestable they currently are, can stand to benefit.