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9788418392528
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160 X 230
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94
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Serenity

The wisdom of knowing how to be self-governing

Alfred Sonnenfeld

No one doubts that our life is complex, and even more so in these times of pandemic and economic crisis. Today, daily difficulties are increasing, causing more stress, anxiety and anguish. But serene people face problems more successfully: They know how to set priorities, stay calm, be gentle, and instill confidence, security, and good humor. Serenity is necessary to flourish in life and overcome obstacles.

To achieve this, it is necessary to have good mental health, which does not depend so much on our intelligence or amount of knowledge, as on our desire to learn and assimilate new things. Having a "passionate curiosity", as Einstein affirmed, will be very positive for our brain and will allow us to use it well and thus lead a more serene life.

Throughout the ten chapters of this book, the author, resorting to Neurobiology, Psychology and Anthropology, will describe, with precision and clarity, a series of questions and give some advice that will provide us with the necessary clues to live serenely and achieve, as Aristotle would say, an eudaimonic or successful life, in which we can face daily problems with guarantees, and achieve happiness.

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Alfred Sonnenfeld

Alfred Sonnenfeld

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Alfred Sonnenfeld (Santiago, 1951) is Ph. D. both in Medicine and Theology. He has participated as an expert in the Ethical Commission of the Charité University Clinic in Berlin, and he has been Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine of the Humboldt University of Berlin. He is currently Professor of Anthropology and Ethics at the International University of La Rioja (UNIR), and he also lectures postgraduate students in the Master of Health and Communication at the University Complutense of Madrid. In Germany, he has participated in numerous ethical and neurobiological debates on radio and television. He is currently requested as a lecturer by universities, banks, companies, schools and other institutions interested in neurobiological issues. His books include Ethical Leadership (3rd ed.), and How to Raise an Adult (11th ed.), where he clearly and rigorously presents the possibilities offered by Neurobiology, so that children may flourish and mature as happy persons.

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