The inconvenient truth for a convenient life. When simple does not mean right

Can we believe that someone would consciously choose obesity, shortness of breath, problems with potency and self-esteem, diabetes, and a heart attack? Or perhaps someone dreams of depression, neurosis, terrible relationships in marriage, and a hated job? Probably not. So why do millions of people fail to avoid all this, repeatedly stepping on the same rake?

The key to solving problems lies not in complicated technologies, not in willpower, and not in simple solutions. It is in understanding the mechanism of how our psyche and thought processes work.

For over ten years, I have been helping people change their lives, taking control of what they used to call fate and bad luck. And on the pages of this book, I explain how our brain functions in an accessible way, while also avoiding dangerous and harmful simplifications. By acquiring knowledge, you will learn to control what you once considered fate, and improve all aspects of your life.