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Going nowhere fast
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A clinical psychologist reveals why so many of our pursuits start out well-intentioned but become relentless and unending treadmills. He describes the frustrations many of us feel, enables us to reexamine society's prescriptions for happiness, and, step-by-step reveals a process …
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A clinical psychologist reveals why so many of our pursuits start out well-intentioned but become relentless and unending treadmills. He describes the frustrations many of us feel, enables us to reexamine society's prescriptions for happiness, and, step-by-step reveals a process of inner discovery and change, and shows us a simpler path to greater fulfillment.
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