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“This book is a gem. Brim full of sound advice on how make our lives more fulfilling, enhance our

wellbeing, and strengthen our resilience. Mary Flaherty has drawn on her encyclopaedic

knowledge of psychology, neuroscience, and literature, as well as her vast experience as a life

coach and yoga teacher to bring us the beautifully written book. It will be of interest to everyone

who wants to live life to the max.”Alan Carr, PhD, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University

College DublinAuthor of: Positive Psychology: The science of wellbeing and human strengths, and

Positive Psychology and You.“I wish I had learnt this stuff 30 years ago. It would have made my

life much easier to navigate and enjoy. Thank you.”Anonymous, Perth, Western Australia

(attendee at workshops on which the book is based)"A comprehensive and thought-provoking

overview of the potential power of more optimistic thinking"Professor Niall Tubridy, Neurologist,

Author of Just One More Question: Stories from a Life in NeurologyMary Flaherty, a veteran

psychologist, yogi, meditator and seasoned traveller, shares and distils her vast knowledge to

teach us how to make the best of our lives and our minds.This book helps us to navigate and untie

our complex and tangled inner lives with 12 proven “Keys to a Contented Life”. Each of them is

presented in accessible language, using stories from scientific studies, monks and mystics, her

own mother’s wisdom and a myriad of fascinating facts from psychology.The reader is left with a

set of practical tools that they can integrate into their lives immediately to help them be more

content and retrain their brains, learning to nudge their perspectives into healthier and happier

positions. Interspersed among the 12 “Keys to a Contented Life”, the reader is introduced to some

mind-blowing (and mind-changing) insights on how our brains work, helping us understand both

ourselves and others.This is a book to come back to again and again. It’s real contribution to this

field is its simplicity. Whilst acknowledging that life can be difficult and stressful, Mary’s book

delivers the “Keys” for changing our brains and learning to be content, into our own hands. The

author’s original cartoons help the reader to further enjoy the journey.This book is a must-read for

anyone looking to understand how their mind works and how to use that information to make the

most of their life.

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