Building Balance Within You

by Abdelaziz Benhaida

Overview

This book is an intervention, one that we all need. As technology has permeated every aspect of our life, we have not had the chance to adapt to it socially. This has led to our society developing on its own, unconsciously and unguided. It is in this backdrop that I have decided to write this book. I see how distracted we all have become. I'm sure you have felt it, too. In this fast-paced, ever-changing world, we have been unable to keep up. As a result, we have become twitchy, always anticipating the next change. This has made us perpetually distracted, unable to focus. We need to regain control of not only our bodies but also our mind. This book is about enabling you to achieve precisely that. Based on my own personal journey, as well as my professional expertise, I have devised an effective strategy that helps me focus on my work. This is about my mind, and I know I need it to be under my control in order for me to reach my dreams. Using these tactics, I have managed to become everything I have ever wished, and now through this book, I hope you will be able to do the same, too!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781078770163
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	10/23/2020
Pages:	146
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.34(d)

About the Author

Abdelaziz is a blogger, affiliate marketer, and a freelancer. He blogs for online marketing purposes to help people and small businesses live a boss-free life via digital marketing. He does some of his best thinking when he can’t sleep in the middle of the night or when he’s away from his computer; in those quiet moments, he sometimes practically “writes” an entire piece in his head before he actually sits down to type it out.
He has a Master's degree in Business after finishing his Bachelor’s degree in English Linguistics, in Morocco, Agadir. He got the motivation to start this book after seeing after observing two things. First, he noticed people wasting hours and hours of their time to no outcome, scrolling through social media feeds, watching YouTube, playing video games, and keeping “busy” with stuff that doesn’t move their life forward constructively in the way they want.