Set of 3 books by Marina Melia: Want — Can — Need + Everything is not so + Marina Melia's Method + sticker pack

A set of 3 books along with a colorful sticker pack!

MARINA MELIA — a professor of psychology with 50 years of practical experience, a coaching consultant for top executives of Russian businesses, author of popular books on psychology, self-development, communication, and parenting.

WANT — CAN — NEED. Discover yourself and take action!

The total circulation of sold books in Russia is 130,000 copies.

In everyone's life, there are moments when we find ourselves at a crossroads. This means it's time to stop, think about ourselves, our desires, our future, and align our lives with our aspirations and dreams.

Marina Melia offers effective self-development tools, tested and refined over decades of practical work. Combined in one book, they represent a unique authorial method that can be used without the help of a coaching psychologist.

The method "Want — can — need" helps to find your way in life, stay true to yourself in any situation, rely on your strengths, and not be afraid to act with an "undetermined result".

MARINA MELIA'S METHOD. How to strengthen your power

At the core of Marina Melia's method is a deep belief in the capabilities and hidden strengths inherent in every person. Often, "strength" is not obvious: it may appear as a deficiency or not fit into stereotypes. Sometimes, the same quality helps one person achieve success while causing another to lose points. The same character trait can be a resource in some situations and a source of problems in others.

Understanding all of this, realizing your goals, determining successful behavioral strategies, separating the true and valuable from the artificial and temporary, calmly looking at your own limitations, accepting yourself as a whole person, outlining growth points and development directions are made possible through coaching. The author invites the reader into her "workshop" and shares professional secrets.

EVERYTHING IS NOT SO. How to get out of the communication dead ends we put ourselves into
Even the most experienced among us often make mistakes in communication with business partners, friends, and family. We get trapped in communication dead ends and pitfalls, which harms our relationships. Psychology professor and coaching consultant for top executives of Russian businesses Marina Melia believes that for effective communication and avoiding unnecessary conflicts, it is essential to pay attention primarily to the psychological reasons for our behavior. Until we understand why we make mistakes, popular communication techniques will be ineffective. The author of popular books encourages looking at the most complicated communication situations from a new angle and helps find ways out of them.