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How to Stop Overreading into What People Do
- Narrated by: Matthew W. Porter
- Length: 22 mins
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How to Stop Overreading into What People Do
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Publisher's Summary
For men and women who think too much. Free yourself of overthinking habits using a fast, easy, and effective strategy. Find out why you overthink, and how overthinking leads to wrong guesses, improper decisions, and anger. No probing, prying, analyzing, or digging deeply into meanings of people's behavior. Break this habit, once and for all, with rational and fact-based strategies. It's a way to see straight and think clearly. A way to stick with the facts, not fiction.
©2012 Douglas H. Ruben, PhD (P)2014 Douglas H Ruben, PhD
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