The Life Plus Program for Getting Unstuck

Ask yourself if you feel stuck. Are you so worried about your children, your marriage, or your career that you can't think what you should do? Do you flounder in despair but tell yourself, "That's just the way it is"?

Think about whether you feel stuck because of the stress you feel over your appearance, your relationships with others, or your financial situation. Do you tell yourself,
"I'm trying, but nothing seems to get any better"?

Consider whether you're feeling stuck because you are depressed over a divorce, the loss of a job, or chronic illness. Do you tell others, "I can't believe that his happened to me. Sometimes I just want to give up"?

Or are you feeling stuck without knowing exactly why? Do you find yourself asking, "How can I change when I can't identify the problem?"

Perhaps you look at neighbors, friends, or relatives and see that others are stuck too. You want to help, but what can you do?

Dr. Robert Schuller minister at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Ca., author of the Be Happy Attitudes and Tough Times Never Last but Tough People Do! writes about Jane Handly's book....
In The Life Plus Program for Getting Unstuck, Jane Handly and her husband Bob, give the reader the secret to a successful, meaningful and joyful life ....with the power of positive mind. They have shown us how we can meet our needs and find Life Plus.

The late Og Mandino, author of The Greatest Salesman in the World said that The Life Plus Program for Getting Unstuck is "a marvelous and practical plan that can lead you from failure and despair to success and happiness."

Art Linkletter, "TV star, author and celebrity said..."Jane's book is a veritable encyclopedia of how to's. Jane and Bob have assembled some of the world's best thinking on self-esteem, productivity and goal setting, and have laced it with original, fresh approaches. It cannot fail to help the person who has become "stuck" in the muck and mire of life."


Why Women Worry and How to Stop

You wake up at 3 am worrying about money. If you don't pay the rent tomorrow, you will be penalized. If you do, you can't write a check for the credit card bill. Just like last month, you'll be socked with 18 percent interest. Why can't you ever get out of debt? What's wrong with you? Good bye, sleep! Hello to another red-eyed morning.

Or you're worrying about getting fat. How will anyone love you if you're overweight? When you watch television it seems that every female besides you wears a size six. Miserable, you open another bag of chips.

Or you're worried about the hostility and bad grades of your teenagers. Could they be on drugs? You picture them in trouble with the police, in prison, or lying dead from an overdose. Your stomach starts to hurt. How are you going to do your work with family worries weighing so heavily on your mind? Already the office is a buzz with talk about putting women and children on the "mommy track." What will you do if you get passed over for that promotion you wanted? Every time you think about it you get a headache.

In writing Why Women Worry, Jane and Bob Handly sought out the latest scientific studies and interviewed leading psychologists and psychiatrists on the subject of worry. They set up informal focus groups of women in all parts of the nation to tell us why they thought they worried. They also studied the thousands of letters they have received from women who read their previous books and wanted to solve their worry problems.

This book has been the subject of numerous talk shows and magazine articles. The information contained in it makes phenomenal changes in other people's lives.