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Book Recommendation - RISE & THRIVE: Quotes To Start Your Day For A Positive Mindset

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My students have helped collect a variety of quotes over the years that we’ve included in our Mindful Monday Graphic Quote Slide Deck. I have always loved exploring and discussing quotes and recently I discovered a great book for teachers and learners by Lisa Blackshaw. There are some great quotes here that I will add to some of our class activities and discussions. 

“Live life to the fullest and focus on the positive” ~ Matt Cameron

Is maintaining a motivated mindset a struggle for you? Do you feel mentally stagnant and unsure of how to live with a positive perspective?

If you are genuinely tired of waking up on the wrong side of the bed, Rise & Thrive: Quotes To Start Your Day is an easy-to-follow guide for those seeking morning inspiration. From a daily dose of uplifting quotes, readers can shift their mindset into positive gear just by reading a single line! This book contains the necessary ingredients for you to seize the day with hope. Derived from many brilliant minds throughout history, every quote recorded in this book is an uplifting utterance intended to encourage spiritual, intellectual, emotional, familial, physical, or financial development… whichever area you seek to progress in, this book will spark your success.

Early rising productivity is dependent on what you do with your time once you arise and how committed you are to this regime to consistently excel and yield the results you desire. The morning is the ideal time to set your goals and align your day to accomplish your aspirations!

This collection of exhilarating quotes, carefully selected by Lisa Blackshaw, offers you the opportunity to secure a recharged and refocused morning routine – every day. These quotes have been recited by some of the world’s greatest leaders, best authors, intriguing philosophers, and wisest individuals who have freely shared their viewpoints on life.

“A positive start can shape your whole day”, is Blackshaw’s manifesto. Each quote in Rise & Thrive: Quotes To Start Your Day is designed to reflect and channel a manifestation of positively productive behaviour within your life, so you can earn the mental strength and overall personal progress you have been aiming for.

Substantially shift your thought patterns, actions, and reactions in the right direction by reading just one quote a day! Wake to wonders of personal development as you rise to read this series of sensational quotes. May you thrive as you incorporate their useful insights, encouragement, and enlightening truths readily available for your benefit.

This book is a toolkit for those who want to acquire constructive thinking and an ambitious attitude to lead a prosperous lifestyle.

“It’s time to start living the life you’ve imagined.” ~ Henry James

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