Take The 500-Year-Old Knowledge From a Monk And Train Your Mind to Think Positive And Attract Happiness

It often goes like this - you make a plan, you put it in motion, but the plan either turns out less than stellar or just fails completely. You took all the right steps, followed it to the tee, and you've got little to show.

Don't you think you deserve the success you work for? That you are entitled to have your efforts rewarded?

Then, what's actually bringing you down?

We tend to chalk our failures to fate, the universe, other people, bad luck. But what if I told you these things probably had nothing to do with it? You just missed the most important factor in the equation - your mindset.

The story tells of Nadah, a 16th-century temple servant, and a nameless monk. Nadah was hard-working and well respected, but he had doubts. Just like we do sometimes, he worried. He lived through the terror of his mind. The war that never came to fruition. He was anxious about the future and scared of the past.

Then, he met a monk, a monk with no name, who devoted his time to help Nadah understand how to get a positive mindset. He helped Nadah realize, that whatever happens in your mind - will happen in reality.
You are the person in charge of your own life. Unless you keep thinking the worst is going to happen - you will find success.

The stories of Nadah and the monk were written down for the future generations by Maya, Nadah's daughter. The combined effort of three dedicated people can now be in your hands, giving you all the weapons, tools and strategies to fight your greatest enemy - negativity.

Thanks to Paint Your Mind, you will discover:

• Positive thinking journal
• Anxiety relief items
• Anxiety work book middle school
• How to reframe nagative thinking and stop negative thinking
• How to stop worrying and be happy
• What thoughts to avoid to stay on the right track
• Why you should stop worrying
• How to relieve anxiety attacks and avoid negative thinking
• Anxiety for nothing
• A simple test to find out whether you are a positive or a negative thinker
• How one part of your mind holds the key to success

And much more.

Changing the way you think by yourself is no easy feat. This may take a while, but soon after you start, you will discover that things just start falling into place, seemingly on their own. Utilize the comprehensive, thoughtful work of Maya, Nadah and the monk and help yourself. Perhaps the oldest known of all stress management books can help you today.