Killing Discourage: Part 1

This book is an easily searchable summary of the best information from reams of self-development books. It's designed to quickly and efficiently transform perspectives from negative to positive. For instance, if you were suffering from worry (or discourage, anxiety, depression, or any of the other chapters in this book) you could skip directly to the section on Worry. This section would teach you that worry is a perspective that doesn't do anything except increase the likelihood of something turning out badly. In a situation, it is better to be confident if you'd like things to turn out in your favor. Sometimes we mistake worry for awareness but they are not the same. Worry is a negative perspective and we can do without those. This book dismantles every negative emotion, feeling, and perspective and thereby improves the quality of the readers existence.

It does more than that though, this book is part 1 of a sociology experiment designed to study the effects of encouragement and discouragement on the accomplishment of goals and dreams. The information in the book is designed to dismantle negative perspectives like discouragement, anxiety, shame, fear, and many others. Readers can expect quick and exciting solutions to various negativities like bullying, heart-ache, abuse, loneliness, and others.

For the sociology experiment, the author will approach people, state 3 large yet achievable goals, and then categorize their initial reactions into one of four categories.

A. Encouragers
B. Helpers
C. Discouragers
D. Indifferent

The results of everyone's encouragement will be published in part 2.

The 3 goals are:

1. Meet 25,000 people
2. Sell 8,000 copies of this book (buy yours today)
3. Bicycle from Central Illinois straight into Compton California

What is your first reaction when you are told these goals? Do you feel like encouraging? Do you feel like purchasing the book and sharing the message while helping to donate to the anti-bullying charity? Do you want to discourage and try to come up with all the reasons you can think of that will make these goals seem unaccomplishable? Will you be indifferent?

It is those reactions that the author feels are directly related to the accomplishment of any goal. If this experiment proves true, then we can all dramatically accelerate our lives by removing all forms of discouragement from it. Purchase your copy today and contribute to the goal. It's only 5 bucks and your purchase does a lot of awesome things.

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