Optimal Living 360: Smart Decision Making for a Balanced Life - Hardcover
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A program for making the most out of the present and future
A program for making the most out of the present and future
The biggest challenge is figuring out how to make decisions that improve your overall quality of life. In Optimal Living 360, Dr. Sanjay Jain introduces Integrative Decision Making, an approach that focuses on the big picture and teaches you how to make decisions to receive the highest return on investment in life.
While sharing his life-changing discoveries, Dr. Jain guides you through the process of isolating your core values using his ASPIRES model. He then explains how to integrate those ideals or standards into the decision-making process in aspects of life such as health, money, relationships, leisure, and sex, among others. Each optimal decision you make brings you one step closer to finding balance and taking control.
The easy-to-follow technique will help you make the best of any situation and maximize your return on each aspect of your multidimensional life, even if you re on a restrained budget or have minimal resources. Optimal Living 360 is refreshingly comprehensive and a revolutionary approach to personal fulfillment.
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Preface (Excerpted from book)
Warning! I want to give you a heads-up first before you read any further. This book may actually give out too much information. Yes, that's right: TMI. Conventional wisdom and rule of thumb suggest sticking to only a few topics. Guess what? This is not your conventional book. I am not going to follow the herd on this one.
Why not? Because we all live multidimensional lives; as human beings we have a complex makeup in a very complex world. We can't afford to be masters of one domain yet be completely deficient or devoid in all the others. No one is perfect, including yours truly. We all have our unique strengths and weaknesses. I have had my share of life's blunders, tragedies, failures, or whatever you want to call them. Yes, I have fallen on the mat quite a few times. Despite being battered and bruised in the figurative sense, I have continued to pick myself up.
My journey of ups and downs has given me a greater appreciation of life's many twists and turns. I have had to learn about some of my own imperfections and insecurities. How does one deal with and reconcile them? The fact is they simply aren't limited to one particular category. In terms of spirituality and religion, I have had times when I had internal conflicts and doubt to a point of existential confusion. In terms of health, I have had a few scares along the way. My relationships have come with their challenges as well as their rewards. And, of course, I have not been immune to the recent economic storm.
How do you navigate and survive this wilderness called life? There is so much information out there, it's a bit overwhelming to try to gain perspective and understanding. It's even more frustrating when you try focusing on one problem but still need help with several other issues. Who can you go to for help? What should you read? When I was in that situation, I didn't want to walk out of a bookstore or library with ten books on various self-improvement subjects. I wanted to find one book that would give me a snapshot of life. I never found it--until now. It's right here in your hands. You are holding it.
This book was born from my own search for clarity and meaning. My goal is for you to get the absolute maximum of information possible from it. In other words I want you to have a very high return on investment (ROI). Toward that end I've included everything but the kitchen sink in this book. I want every page you turn to be of great value.
There are a lot of areas to master. The point is not to be a superstar in everything. If you are simply well informed, you will be able to reach levels of mastery in several areas. Why not? We should all strive to find balance in life and excel in as many areas as we possibly can. I have complete confidence you can do this. We all have potential; by tapping into it, our limits are boundless.
In reading this book, you have taken the first step toward better living. However don't expect to make wholesale changes overnight. It's a process. Rome wasn't built in one day. This book is meant to kick-start your journey, to give you a few pointers to build on. You will likely have to go back and reread and review things on occasion. Once you start noticing positive results, I am sure you will want to keep going. Even if you're not ready for immediate change, simply being aware of the possibilities will help you set future goals.
From the Inside Flap:
Warning! I want to give you a heads-up first before you read any further. This book may actually give out too much information. Yes, that's right: TMI. Conventional wisdom and rule of thumb suggest sticking to only a few topics. Guess what? This is not your conventional book. I am not going to follow the herd on this one.
Why not? Because we all live multidimensional lives; as human beings we have a complex makeup in a very complex world. We can't afford to be masters of one domain yet be completely deficient or devoid in all the others. No one is perfect, including yours truly. We all have our unique strengths and weaknesses. I have had my share of life's blunders, tragedies, failures, or whatever you want to call them. Yes, I have fallen on the mat quite a few times. Despite being battered and bruised in the figurative sense, I have continued to pick myself up.
My journey of ups and downs has given me a greater appreciation of life's many twists and turns. I have had to learn about some of my own imperfections and insecurities. How does one deal with and reconcile them? The fact is they simply aren't limited to one particular category. In terms of spirituality and religion, I have had times when I had internal conflicts and doubt to a point of existential confusion. In terms of health, I have had a few scares along the way. My relationships have come with their challenges as well as their rewards. And, of course, I have not been immune to the recent economic storm.
How do you navigate and survive this wilderness called life? There is so much information out there, it's a bit overwhelming to try to gain perspective and understanding. It's even more frustrating when you try focusing on one problem but still need help with several other issues. Who can you go to for help? What should you read? When I was in that situation, I didn't want to walk out of a bookstore or library with ten books on various self-improvement subjects. I wanted to find one book that would give me a snapshot of life. I never found it--until now. It's right here in your hands. You are holding it.
This book was born from my own search for clarity and meaning. My goal is for you to get the absolute maximum of information possible from it. In other words I want you to have a very high return on investment (ROI). Toward that end I've included everything but the kitchen sink in this book. I want every page you turn to be of great value.
There are a lot of areas to master. The point is not to be a superstar in everything. If you are simply well informed, you will be able to reach levels of mastery in several areas. Why not? We should all strive to find balance in life and excel in as many areas as we possibly can. I have complete confidence you can do this. We all have potential; by tapping into it, our limits are boundless.
In reading this book, you have taken the first step toward better living. However don't expect to make wholesale changes overnight. It's a process. Rome wasn't built in one day. This book is meant to kick-start your journey, to give you a few pointers to build on. You will likely have to go back and reread and review things on occasion. Once you start noticing positive results, I am sure you will want to keep going. Even if you're not ready for immediate change, simply being aware of the possibilities will help you set future goals.
"A revolutionary inspirational book . . . compelling and powerful."
- Readers' Favorite, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Optimal Living 360 offers an extensive and encouraging action plan that puts you in charge of balancing life and prospering."
- IndieReader, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Balance, harmony, and an excellent return on your investment--in Optimal Living 360, Dr. Sanjay Jain offers the perfect trifecta on personal net worth. A must-read!"
- Kimberly Foss, CFP, CPWA, New York Times bestselling author, Wealthy by Design
"Optimal Living 360 is set to become the go-to handbook for finding fulfillment in your life."
- Cynthia Montgomery, Harvard Business School professor, author, The Strategist
"Tired of digging through endless aisles of self-help books? Look no further than Optimal Living 360. Filled with extensive research as well as helpful personal stories, this book is the only resource you'll ever need."
- Stephen Viscusi, CEO of The Viscusi Group, author, Bulletproof Your Job
"Practical and easy-to-read, Dr. Sanjay Jain's comprehensive guide for living answers every question you might have on how to make better decisions for a better life."
- Frances Cole Jones, president of Cole Media Management, author, How to Wow and The Wow Factor
"No doubt about it, Optimal Living 360 will give readers a great return on their investment."
- Dr. Michael Dow, author, psychotherapist and addiction recovery expert, host of TLC's Freaky Eaters
- Readers' Favorite, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Optimal Living 360 offers an extensive and encouraging action plan that puts you in charge of balancing life and prospering."
- IndieReader, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Balance, harmony, and an excellent return on your investment--in Optimal Living 360, Dr. Sanjay Jain offers the perfect trifecta on personal net worth. A must-read!"
- Kimberly Foss, CFP, CPWA, New York Times bestselling author, Wealthy by Design
"Optimal Living 360 is set to become the go-to handbook for finding fulfillment in your life."
- Cynthia Montgomery, Harvard Business School professor, author, The Strategist
"Tired of digging through endless aisles of self-help books? Look no further than Optimal Living 360. Filled with extensive research as well as helpful personal stories, this book is the only resource you'll ever need."
- Stephen Viscusi, CEO of The Viscusi Group, author, Bulletproof Your Job
"Practical and easy-to-read, Dr. Sanjay Jain's comprehensive guide for living answers every question you might have on how to make better decisions for a better life."
- Frances Cole Jones, president of Cole Media Management, author, How to Wow and The Wow Factor
"No doubt about it, Optimal Living 360 will give readers a great return on their investment."
- Dr. Michael Dow, author, psychotherapist and addiction recovery expert, host of TLC's Freaky Eaters
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- PublisherGreenleaf Book Group Press
- Publication date2014
- ISBN 10 1608325830
- ISBN 13 9781608325832
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages248
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