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- 3. How I Beat Depression now you can too...the next step By Steve Miller
- 4. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes
- 5. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss
- 6. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present
- 7. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy
- 8. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy Being mindful of thoughts – who’s in control?
- 9. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy Being mindful of thoughts – who’s in control? “Is this thought helpful....??”
- 10. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy Being mindful of thoughts – who’s in control? “Is this thought helpful....??” Get busy – be of service to others
- 11. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy Being mindful of thoughts – who’s in control? “Is this thought helpful....??” Get busy – be of service to others Talk to someone – don’t isolate yourself
- 12. Advanced Daily Action Plan Exercise – 10 minutes Supplements – take them – don’t miss Meditation – 15 minutes a day – get present Maintaining diet – avoid sugar, gluten & dairy Being mindful of thoughts – who’s in control? “Is this thought helpful....??” Get busy – be of service to others Talk to someone – don’t isolate yourself Practice daily self care – take it easy on yourself