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Your best life at any age / Andrew Fuller.

By: Fuller, Andrew, 1957- [author.]Material type: Text

Contents:

Your best life at any age -- Early years (Ages 0-7) -- Childhood (Ages 8-14) -- Adolescence (Ages 15-21) -- Aspiring adulthood (Ages 22-28) -- The Napoleon years (Ages 29-35) -- Clinging to the wreckage (Ages 36-42) -- Holding the tiger by the tail (Ages 43-49) -- The agony and ecstasy (Ages 50-56) -- Regeneration or degeneration? (Ages 57-63) -- Intimacy or invisibility? (Ages 64-70) -- Dignity (Ages 71-77) -- Contentment and bitterness (Ages 78 and beyond) -- If I had to live my life over.

Summary: Have you ever wondered if you are living up to your potential? What if you knew in advance the common pitfalls and traps you might fall into when you hit a certain age? Imagine how you could improve your life if you knew exactly what might be looming on the horizon? In Your Best Life at Any Age, leading Australian psychologist Andrew Fuller has interviewed over 500 000 people to trace the most common identifiable stages of life. Understanding what stage you are in will lead to making changes that can improve your relationships, create better health and develop a more resilient mindset. Knowing the characteristics of your stage of life is vital, as the things that make a difference in your 20s, change in your 30s, alter again in your 50s and are completely different in your 60s and 70s. Drawing upon his years of practical experience and the combined wisdom of thousands of life patterns studied, Andrew Fuller has created a blueprint for life that helps you make the most of your life ... at any age.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
wnor- Book	Northam Northam Adult Nonfiction	158.1 FUL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31111077415568

Originally published under the title: Life: a guide. Finch Publishing, 2011.

Includes bibliographical references.

Have you ever wondered if you are living up to your potential? What if you knew in advance the common pitfalls and traps you might fall into when you hit a certain age? Imagine how you could improve your life if you knew exactly what might be looming on the horizon? In Your Best Life at Any Age, leading Australian psychologist Andrew Fuller has interviewed over 500 000 people to trace the most common identifiable stages of life. Understanding what stage you are in will lead to making changes that can improve your relationships, create better health and develop a more resilient mindset. Knowing the characteristics of your stage of life is vital, as the things that make a difference in your 20s, change in your 30s, alter again in your 50s and are completely different in your 60s and 70s. Drawing upon his years of practical experience and the combined wisdom of thousands of life patterns studied, Andrew Fuller has created a blueprint for life that helps you make the most of your life ... at any age.