Taking My Life Back by Davey Villalobos

Taking My Life Back by Davey Villalobos

Taking my Life Back by Denis Murphy depicts an insightful journey of how to break away from the social stigma and mental labels that have branded so many of us since childhood.

The story begins in rural France where the main character experiences a mental break from reality. This break from reality ultimately leads to some fundamental questions surfacing. These questions are the initial thoughts that create the journey ahead.

Throughout the book the author articulates some of the personal trials he was faced with as he navigates his way through paranoia, hallucinations and addictive behaviours. In doing so he creates a structure for those people looking to overcome the traumatic me-against-the-world/kill-or-be-killed mentality in favour of gaining the emotional intelligence needed to rewrite the script, plot and setting of their past, present and future.

If you're the type of person who's ready to truly find your own distinct self as opposed to striving to become what you think society and other people want you to be then reading Taking my Life Back will bring you closer to a lifestyle of becoming an optimist of opportunity in even the smallest of moments.

To interview or learn more about Denis Murphy go to: www.thehappymindset.com

Murphy, Denis: - Denis J. Murphy is Professor of Biotechnology at the University of Glamorgan, UK. His career in plant biotechnology research spans three decades, including ten years on the management team of the John Innes Centre, arguably Europe's premier research centre in plant science. He is currently highly involved with the ongoing debate on genetically modified food and crops, both locally and internationally, providing expertise and advice to numerous organisations and government agencies, as well as engaging with the general public and the media.

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ISBN 13	9781646064410
ISBN 10	1646064410
Title	Taking My Life Back
Author	Davey Villalobos
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	978-1-64606-441-0
Year published	2019-10-09
Number of pages	206
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.