Beliefs and Your Map of Reality

• How your beliefs reflect your view of the world and how you interact in it.

• The different factors that influence your beliefs (parents, teachers, friends, culture, etc.)

• Why your beliefs must be flexible and subject to change in the face of new evidence.

• How to challenge unhelpful and irrational beliefs by asking yourself thought-provoking questions.

• The importance of reflection in learning and education.

• How to minimize cognitive biases such as: confirmation bias, negativity bias, framing effect, and the dangers of black and white thinking.

• How to reframe your perspective about a situation and turn destructive beliefs into constructive beliefs.

Emotional Intelligence

• The evolutionary purpose of emotions, and how emotions affect our ability to survive and adapt to our environment.
• The different methods scientists use to study emotions.

• Learn what influences your emotions, such as thoughts, past experiences, your environment, and your biology.

• The neuroscience of emotions and self-regulation. How the "thinking" parts of your brain keep the "feeling" parts in check.

• How to change the way you process emotions through techniques like: cognitive therapy, meditation, exercise, music, entertainment and more.

• What is emotional intelligence? How can you become more aware of your emotions and learn from your emotions (even "negative emotions" like anger, fear, and sadness)?

• The importance of finding healthy ways to express emotions and giving yourself "permission to experience the full-range of human emotions."

Changing Habits

• How to identify the structure of your habits. Every habit is a cycle of "cue-routine-reward." Once you understand the cues and rewards, you can change your routines and habits.

• How to maximize your will-power using scientifically proven techniques.

• The importance of social support and accountability when trying to change habits.

• How to measure and keep track of your progress when building new habits.

• The advantages and disadvantages of setting deadlines on certain goals.

• How to use inspirational quotes and images to keep you motivated when you need that extra boost.

• How to systematically overcome fear and anxiety when learning new habits.

• How to use visualization techniques to make habit change easier.

Work and Leisure

• How to find work that you enjoy and motivates you.

• Why you should focus on activities that bring out your interests and strengths, and why you shouldn’t just do a job or career because other people think you should.

• How to improve work satisfaction at your current job.

• How to build strong relationships with co-workers.

• How to minimize stress and boost productivity in the workplace.

• The importance of taking breaks and enjoying leisure time.

• How to discover what type of breaks work best for you and keep you energized throughout the day.

Positive Relationships

• Why the relationships we build is a crucial component of our happiness and well-being.

• How to become a more effective communicator and listener.

• Techniques for improving how you communicate, such as improving speech and body language.

• Learn the structure behind conversations and how to keep a conversation going with anyone.

• How to build positive relationships and avoid negative ones.

• Why you should view everyone as equals, and not judge people based on prejudices.

• How to focus on other people’s strengths and positive attributes.

• How to build strong connections with people by being yourself and enjoying time spent with others.

• How to forgive people and cultivate good intentions toward nearly anyone.

Physical and Mental Health

• How what you eat affects your brain, and key "brain foods" to keep in mind that will improve mental health and cognitive fitness.

• The importance of physical exercise in mental health, and how it improves mood, learning, self-control, and executive functioning.

• Why we should minimize alcohol, cigarettes, and drug abuse – and how abusing these substances has shown to diminish not only physical health, but many aspects of our mental health as well.

• Important tips on how to make small, practical, and steady changes to your diet and exercise.

• Why physical health is not something we should underestimate when trying to live a happier and more balanced life.

Bonus #1 - Meditation Guide

In addition to The Science of Self Improvement I’ve also put together a meditation guide that includes different exercises anyone can use to begin improving awareness in their everyday life. These exercises include:

Meditation has become a big topic in psychology today, which is why I wanted to dedicate a whole guide to it. I’ve personally practiced all of the meditations in this e-book and I have found benefits with each and every one of them. I find meditation to be a very important tool in our self discovery and self improvement.

Bonus #2 - 31 Day Self-Improvement Workbook

A daily step-by-step crash course to help get you started on your self improvement journey and start seeing immediate benefits.

Each day is filled with simple advice, tips, and exercises that you can begin integrating into your life right away, it’s designed to get you to take action and actually create tangible, real world changes to your life.

This workbook is easily printable so that you can write on it and take notes. Keeping track of your progress and writing it down is a great way to keep yourself motivated and inspired.

Bonus #3 - Free Lifetime Updates

Whenever I release an updated or revised copy of The Science of Self Improvement you will receive a new copy absolutely free.

This is one huge benefit to buying e-books: if a hardcover book gets updated, then you need to go out to the book store to buy a new copy; but when an e-book gets updated, you can just download the new edition for no extra charge.

I plan to keep The Science of Self Improvement as updated and relevant as possible. If new research comes out that I believe is important, I will do my best to integrate that into the next e-book and send you a revised copy.