Bulletproof Mentality

Bullying is no laughing matter and nor should it be taken lightly. Many people face some kind of bullying or harassment in their lives. When left unchecked, it could lead to a deeper wound, causing a lifetime of harm to one’s emotional, mental, and physical well-being. The goal should be to stop bullying once and for all, but how? Now there are many easy and quick ways to so with “Anti-Bullying.”

Fighting your own inner laziness? Who could blame you - we’re all lazy at heart. How many times have you needed to do something, but procrastinated putting it off or ended up not doing it at all...just because you “didn’t feel like it”? Ah yes, those dreaded words. Surely, you can relate. Regardless, “Anti-Laziness” got you covered by giving you the training to kill your laziness once and for all.

Are you tempted by “distractions” on a daily basis where you can’t seem to stay focused and get anything done? As of a result, it is eating up your time and energy and jeopardizing you professionally at work, academically at school, and personally at home. Distraction is the elusive secret sin that must be dealt with. Get all the practical hands-on strategies to tame this giant distractive beast!

Fears - we all have them. Some are innate and some are acquired. Some serve us by protecting us from harm, while some don’t by holding us back from success. Without a doubt, fear is diverse. But the ways to handle them are, more or less, universally straightforward. “Anti-Fear” will show you the different methods that can be applied to all sorts of fears to rid them for good to reclaim your life.

Do you experience hate toward someone, or from others, on a regular basis? How does it make you feel? Not good, right? Either “not good” because you feel ashamed and guilty for having such destructive emotion, or sad and angry for being a victim of somebody else’s hate being targeted at you. Hatred is something nobody should ever have to go through. Stop hate today and for good with “Anti-Hatred.”

How often do you find yourself in this situation: you congratulate someone on their success, yet underneath harbor a sweet bitterness of why can’t you have that? Or you tell your significant other that everything is fine, but secretly snoop on them to see who they’re talking to and what they’re doing behind your back. Then you are guilty of jealousy, or else you wouldn’t be reading this right now.

Do you have a compulsive behavior problem where, for irrational reasons, you don’t know why but feel the need to do something over to make that urge go away? Every time you perform such repetitive action, you feel relieved. However, it is weirding people out, killing your time and productivity, and making life hard for you. It’s more common than you think; we all have our own personal compulsions.