Cooperation flows more easily when we let go of the necessity to be right all the time. Cooperation — working together toward a common goal for the benefit of all involved — seems simple. But amazingly it can be quite challenging, even when we have so many successful examples all around us. Society is based upon the concept of cooperation, but finding a balance that ensures the good of all members is difficult. In nature, symbiotic relationships form between unlikely allies — a bee and a flower, a bird and a rhinoceros, small fish and sharks — yet nature also shows us instances of constant competition in which only the strongest survive. Given the choice, it seems most people would choose the more peaceful path of cooperation. Intellectually, we know that together we can create something greater than what we can do alone, but cooperation still seems to be one of the greatest challenges people face. We don’t always agree on how goals can be reached. Our priorities or our methods may be different, but in the end, cooperation offers the best chance for success. So how can we learn to cooperate with each other? We can gain greater perspective by trying to understand one another’s point of view, perhaps even putting ourselves in their place. We can search for commonalities as well as differences and look for the good in different approaches. There is always more than one way of doing things, and some approaches are better suited for certain situations than others. All this is easier when we let go of the necessity to be right and to call others wrong. More importantly, we must believe that there is a solution that benefits all involved, not just one side. |
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Embrace Every Facet of Personal Growth |
Most of our lives are spent, in one form or another, in the pursuit of happiness. And we find it in temporary forms — a new experience, relationship, or purchase. Yet a lasting sense of fulfillment and satisfaction may continue to elude us. In this course, international bestselling author and coach Dan Millman will teach you that there is nothing you have to add to your life to experience genuine happiness but rather, it involves removing unseen obstructions you have faced in twelve different areas that create the foundation of an abundant, satisfying, and purpose-filled life. With this course, you will get: |
- 12 guided lessons on the 12 key areas of happiness, which include videos and text to improve your mindset and well-being.
- Personal growth principles to overcome each obstruction to happiness and to help you find the power to change.
- Supportive insights to awaken your heart to connect with others and your higher self.
- Self-assessment questions to shed light on ways to make wiser choices for yourself and to deepen your wisdom throughout this journey.
- Tools and techniques to help you discover your worth, trust your intuition, overcome self-doubt, channel creative energy, and more!
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Starting today, you will receive all 12 of your lessons. Each lesson is yours to keep and you'll be able to refer back to it whenever you want. If you miss a lesson or are too busy to get to it, each lesson will conveniently remain in your account so you won't have to search for it when you're ready to get back to it. |
We are offering this course with the option of selecting how much you want to pay. No matter how much you pay, you'll be getting the same course as everybody else. We simply trust that people are honest and will support the author of the course with whatever they can afford. And if you are not 100% satisfied, we will refund your money. |
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How Much Do You Want To Pay? $19$35$55 This is the total amount for all 12 lessons |
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There's something for everyone. What do you want to learn today? |
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