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A lot of authoritative research has shown that habits are developed through a three-step process that forms a loop in our brains. This loop is responsible for the creation and reinforcement of our habits...that can either empower or disempower our life. To know this loop and learn to interact with it to shift your habits, break bad habits, and create new empowering habits is a form of self-improvement that will transform your life as you know it.

To make mistakes is natural. To understand your mistakes and to become better is the meaning of life! The intent of this bundle is to provide you with tools to recognize and replace unhealthy and weakening behaviors and habits with as many that will give you, at no cost, the life you have always desired. This bundle includes the following books: Empowering Habits, Not Distractable, and The Power of Good Sleep.

Would you like to reach your goals quickly and efficiently? Do you feel like you have so much potential, yet you are struggling to fulfill that potential in your life? If you answered yes to any of those questions, then this might be the book for you. In Not Distractable: How to Avoid Distractions Preventing You from Achieving Your Goals, you will learn how to manage external stimuli so that you are no longer allowing them to distract you and steal your energy. 

In Connected, Hannah Waldram, Ed Walker and Marc Thomas explore examples from across the world which demonstrate that social media is a hugely powerful tool, but it is when it combines with physical communities - spurring action, amplifying a message, organizing movements - that it becomes truly transformative. It is a fascinating insight into how communities can be so much greater than the sum of their parts, and how the power of the internet has become seamlessly woven into community action.

In 2010, Scott Walker was elected governor of Wisconsin with a mandate to improve its economy and restore fiscal responsibility. With the state facing a $3.6 billion budget deficit, he proposed a series of reforms to limit the collective bargaining power of public employee unions, which was costing taxpayers billions in pension and health care costs. The reaction was swift and severe. Angry protesters gathered outside the capitol, teacher unions accused him of sabotaging education, and the media descended on Wisconsin to make it a national controversy.