This self-help book has been specifically written to give real life changing possibilities to the reader in as few words as possible. It may be small but it's packed with valuable insightful information. Keeping it simple is the key and it can dramatically change your life for the better of that there is no doubt. A small book that packs a mighty punch.
This is no ordinary book about the mental side of golf because what makes this book distinctly unique is that it answers the three questions that have baffled sports psychologists for many years. What is the zone? How do you get there? Why can you play so well when you are there? This knowledge will empower you and automatically take your golf up to another level as you see how easy it is to intentionally put yourself into the zone. Now you know how it all works there will be no more waiting for the magical day to come along because now you will be in control thanks to the ten specifically designed methods to put you there. Sports psychology has never been explained in such a simple way before and this information will benefit amateurs and professionals alike. This book at last explains it all in layman's terms and once you read it a light bulb in your mind will go on and you will never be the same again and neither will your golf. Also featuring a new perspective on Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus and what made them so great, as well as why Severiano Ballesteros was such a magician on the golf course.
Between 1940 and 1944 in German-occupied France, the previously disregarded documentary or film de complément took on a new and more prominent role for cinema audiences. Film programmes were obliged for the first time to show documentaries as well as the main feature. Vichy Government support and encouragement made documentary a vehicle for the palatable promotion of policy whilst ostensibly appearing neutral and didactic. Key to this task was the fostering of a climate in which documentary film could be appreciated in its own right, and so it was that special series of high quality documentaries were screened first in Paris and then across France. In 1943 a Government-sponsored Documentary Film Congress acknowledged that these screenings were « au service de la France et du Maréchal ». This book relates the films to their historical context with reference to other propaganda materials of the period, to indicate how this might have been achieved.
High Vibrational Thinking introduces a transformative method that elevates positive thinking by addressing subconscious programming established in childhood. These ingrained patterns often create unhealthy comfort zones, such as an overindulgence in sugar. The HVT approach reprograms these negative patterns, empowering individuals to confront their challenges and regain control over their lives. By fostering confidence and promoting change, this method aims to improve various aspects of life, encouraging a healthier and more fulfilling existence.