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Discover the practical wisdom of the Humanist approach to happiness in this excellent book by author Jennifer Hancock. It answers the question: how can we cultivate happiness and meaning in our lives by embracing our humanistic values and principles. Through practical exercises and real-life examples, you'll learn how to build fulfilling relationships, manage stress and anxiety, and find purpose and satisfaction in your work and personal life. What is The Humanist Approach to Happiness About?
"The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom" is a guidebook to help you achieve true happiness by taking responsibility for your life and cultivating ethical, compassionate, and responsible traits. The book contains practical advice on making decisions, being compassionate with yourself and others, living a healthy life, and developing ethical relationships. It also covers sensitive topics like addiction, grief, and sexuality, with a Humanist perspective. Whether you're looking to improve your own well-being or help others achieve happiness, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a more meaningful and fulfilling life. Get your copy of The Humanist Approach to Happiness today and start living a happier, more fulfilling life! For Parents and Teachers
If you are a teacher or a parent who wants to have meaningful conversations with your children about decision making, then you need to check out this book! It has been chosen as a key curriculum resource by the Unitarian Universalist Association for Critical Thinking and has also been adopted by the Royal Military College of Canada for their Critical Thinking and Decision-Making program. The book is full of practical advice and insights on how to approach decision making in a responsible and ethical manner. Don't miss out on this valuable resource - order your copy today! Translations:
The book has been so popular it's been translated into Spanish, Italian and Swahili. Reviews:
I can say that if you're a parent of a teen or young adult or you are a young adult, you will benefit from reading this book, whether you are a Humanist or not. I can also say that I can almost guarantee that everyone in this world probably wishes that everyone else acted like a Humanist. The advice for life that the author gives in this book is common sense and practical. It's advice that will make you happier, stronger, avoid heartache, or else deal with it wisely when it comes your way. - - Gena Lazcano, Christian Mom Blogger Thanks so much for this for its full of lots of good information that I believe is going to be useful to our group. - Bwambale Roberts, Director, Kasese United Humanist Association and the Kasese United Humanist Primary School, Uganda Thank you again for your book. Your work will keep playing a part in making my life and the life of my students better. - Lieutenant-Colonel Sylvain Beauséjour - Royal Military College of Canada I've only just begun to share the wisdom of this book with my Youth Group in church. But, already, it's wisdom and clarity of thought are giving us much to consider and explore. I look forward to much more discussion and definition with my Youth... I love this book - B. Pelham Jen never tries to speak universally. She speaks for herself, clearly and informally, thinking out loud about decision making, simplicity, honesty, body ethics, sex, vibrators, relationships, addiction, self-image, pooping, death, and more. Her own thoughts are salted with quotes from Bertrand Russell to Britney Spears, including some keepers I hadn't seen before. The net effect is a conversation about everything with an intelligent, unpretentious friend. - Dale McGowan - Parenting Beyond Belief
"The Humanist Approach to Happiness: Practical Wisdom" is a guidebook to help you achieve true happiness by taking responsibility for your life and cultivating ethical, compassionate, and responsible traits. The book contains practical advice on making decisions, being compassionate with yourself and others, living a healthy life, and developing ethical relationships. It also covers sensitive topics like addiction, grief, and sexuality, with a Humanist perspective. Whether you're looking to improve your own well-being or help others achieve happiness, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a more meaningful and fulfilling life. Get your copy of The Humanist Approach to Happiness today and start living a happier, more fulfilling life! For Parents and Teachers
If you are a teacher or a parent who wants to have meaningful conversations with your children about decision making, then you need to check out this book! It has been chosen as a key curriculum resource by the Unitarian Universalist Association for Critical Thinking and has also been adopted by the Royal Military College of Canada for their Critical Thinking and Decision-Making program. The book is full of practical advice and insights on how to approach decision making in a responsible and ethical manner. Don't miss out on this valuable resource - order your copy today! Translations:
The book has been so popular it's been translated into Spanish, Italian and Swahili. Reviews:
I can say that if you're a parent of a teen or young adult or you are a young adult, you will benefit from reading this book, whether you are a Humanist or not. I can also say that I can almost guarantee that everyone in this world probably wishes that everyone else acted like a Humanist. The advice for life that the author gives in this book is common sense and practical. It's advice that will make you happier, stronger, avoid heartache, or else deal with it wisely when it comes your way. - - Gena Lazcano, Christian Mom Blogger Thanks so much for this for its full of lots of good information that I believe is going to be useful to our group. - Bwambale Roberts, Director, Kasese United Humanist Association and the Kasese United Humanist Primary School, Uganda Thank you again for your book. Your work will keep playing a part in making my life and the life of my students better. - Lieutenant-Colonel Sylvain Beauséjour - Royal Military College of Canada I've only just begun to share the wisdom of this book with my Youth Group in church. But, already, it's wisdom and clarity of thought are giving us much to consider and explore. I look forward to much more discussion and definition with my Youth... I love this book - B. Pelham Jen never tries to speak universally. She speaks for herself, clearly and informally, thinking out loud about decision making, simplicity, honesty, body ethics, sex, vibrators, relationships, addiction, self-image, pooping, death, and more. Her own thoughts are salted with quotes from Bertrand Russell to Britney Spears, including some keepers I hadn't seen before. The net effect is a conversation about everything with an intelligent, unpretentious friend. - Dale McGowan - Parenting Beyond Belief
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781453651704 |
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| Publisher: | CreateSpace Publishing |
| Publication date: | 08/26/2010 |
| Pages: | 124 |
| Product dimensions: | 8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.26(d) |
About the Author
Jennifer is a Humanist Life Skills educator. She helps transform people's lives by teaching people how Humanism can help them in all aspects of their life and how it can help them to be the best most ethical person they can be. Her work focuses on 3 key areas: How to make better decisions through critical thinking. How to improve your relationships through compassion. How to infuse your life with meaning and purpose by prioritizing your ethics. By sharing her pragmatic Humanist approach to living life fully and intentionally, Jennifer has transformed the lives of those who have been touched by her work. By encouraging people be the best, most ethical humans they can be, she consistently challenges people to think about and question who they are, what they are and more importantly, how they want to be. Her work encourages people to rise to the challenge of living fully; embracing both the good and the bad as part of what it means to be alive.
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