What You Think Is What You GetPsychotherapist David Ian Rogers believes that we see with our minds and not with our eyes. This is how powerful our thoughts are. They can actually make us blind to reality.
By: Strategic Book Publishing Why does this happen? If our mind thinks something is not there, it will not appear to be there, even when it plainly is there for all to see. It’s the Thought that Matters … Literally! shows how our thoughts can move us toward or away from our goals in our everyday lives. It’s a case of “I think I can,” as in The Little Engine That Could. David Ian Rogers highlights how most mental illnesses, or any other disease between the mind and body, is created and resolved by the thoughts we choose to use to describe our experiences from moment to moment. Find out how to harness this understanding, and to free yourself from emotional and physical problems, using the book’s simple ideas and concepts. Publisher’s website: http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/ ISBN: 978-1-60860- About the Author: Author David Ian Rogers is a psychotherapist and Emotional Freedom Practitioner who lives in South Manchester, England. He wrote the book to help others resolve their own issues and has started on a second book defining mental health problems. Rogers finds his own inspiration in Deepak Chopra and M. Scott Peck. For media inquiries, appearances, or other publicity — please contact: Ellen Green — PressManager@ AEG Publishing Group, Inc. 845 Third Avenue, 6th floor-6016 New York, NY 10022 http://www.Strategicbookpublishing.com http://www.EloquentBooks.com http://www.StrategicBookMarketing.com 1-888-808-6190 - Corporate Office # # # The Strategic Book Group specializes in encouraging and promoting the works of new, previously undiscovered writers. Strategic makes its books available to bookstores and Internet distributors in both the United States and Europe through our distributor, Ingram. Strategic is a highly responsive publishing group and is aggressively seeking new talent. End
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