Better choices: when we know better, we do better

Aiken, S.C.: Stewart & Associates (2009)
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Better Choices is not just the title of this book. It is also a goal for everyone who invests the time to complete the program. In Better Choices, Dr. Faye Hargrove guides you through the Decision Reframing Process to let go of the stored negative emotions that impact the decisions you make every day.

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BF611.H36 2009

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9780982166116

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