Realise Your Power: 7 Steps to Make the Most of Your Life: 7 Steps to Sort Your Self Out

Lucas, Alan

ISBN 10: 191503695X / ISBN 13: 9781915036957

Published by Beak Street Publishing, 2023

About this Item

256 pages. 7.72x5.08x0.94 inches. In Stock.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Realise Your Power: 7 Steps to Make the Most of Your Life: 7 Steps to Sort Your Self Out
• Publisher: Beak Street Publishing
• Publication Date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 191503695X
• ISBN 13: 9781915036957
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Brand New

About this title

Synopsis

The SYSO System® is a one stop self-improvement system that can be applied wherever you are on your journey. You can change your life by following 7 simple steps, and the book’s practical exercises help you DO the changing, rather than just read about it.

LEARN HOW TO...

EXPAND YOUR AWARENESS
MANAGE YOUR MIND
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR EMOTIONS
MEET YOUR NEEDS IN HEALTHY WAYS
HAVE A CLEAR PHILOSOPHY ABOUT THE PURPOSE OF YOUR LIFE
UNDERSTAND THAT EVERYTHING IS INTERCONNECTED
RAISE YOUR VIBRATIONS

Changing your life isn’t that complicated when you know how.

START NOW.
REALISE YOUR POWER.
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR LIFE.

About the Author

Alan Lucas was born and raised in Belfast during the troubles, and wondered from a young age why people would kill others just because they had developed different beliefs.

He studied for a lightweight degree in Leisure Studies, a master’s degree in more of the same and graduated as a top student of leisure while spending most of the time skiing.

After university, he worked as a ski teacher in the US, New Zealand, Australia and Europe. He had proper jobs as a marketing boss at global sportswear brands Nike and Adidas and has founded various businesses.

As an entrepreneur, coach and motivational speaker, Alan is passionate about self-improvement and helping people have more fun and fulfilling lives. He created the Sort Your Self Out system, and the EGO HERE brand which donates much of its profits to the SYSO Foundation, providing personal development resources for young people to help them avoid becoming messed-up older people.