Why Do I Put So Much Pressure On Myself And Others
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Discover the One Percent Principle that Can Change Your Life! Your husband greets you at the door with a big grin. “Look, honey, I did the dishes for you!” Hugging your thanks, you glance over his shoulder and obsess about the milk puddles still on the counter. Your best friend shows up on your doorstep, casserole in hand. “I know you’ve been really stressed lately. Here’s dinner.” Taking the dish, you hesitate inviting her in. The house is too messy! You wait until you have a full day available to clean your house, because it just doesn’t seem reasonable to get only a little done at a time.
Discover the One Percent Principle that Can Change Your Life! Your husband greets you at the door with a big grin. “Look, honey, I did the dishes for you!” Hugging your thanks, you glance over his shoulder and obsess about the milk puddles still on the counter. Your best friend shows up on your doorstep, casserole in hand. “I know you’ve been really stressed lately. Here’s dinner.” Taking the dish, you hesitate inviting her in. The house is too messy! You wait until you have a full day available to clean your house, because it just doesn’t seem reasonable to get only a little done at a time.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781591605058
ISBN10: 1591605059
Kathy Miller
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2003
Publisher: Xulon Press
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