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OverviewLife can often feel like a constant balancing act. Between work, family, and trying to stay healthy, it’s easy to feel stretched and lose sight of what really matters. Living well doesn't have to mean a complete lifestyle change. Small, thoughtful adjustments can make a meaningful difference without turning your life upside down. This book offers a personal code for looking after your mental and physical health, helping you find balance and contentment without the pressure to be perfect. Learn simple ways to keep a healthy balance between work and life. Discover how to trust your own judgement and worry less about what others think. Grow a strong mindset and stay positive when things don’t go as planned. Practise simple ways to sleep better, relax more, and eat healthier. Encourages you to find inner peace and a sense of calm. The Rules of Living Well offers a personal code for healthier and happier living. The book is organised into sections like balance, confidence, resilience, exercise, relaxation, food, learning, parenthood, at work, retirement, challenge and the rules of spirituality. Each short rule blends practical sense with insight, helping you spot patterns and choose better responses. After reading this book, you will manage stress in a better way and use small resets to stay steady. You will build habits that last and avoid plans that fail when life gets busy. This book is ideal for anyone looking for a sensible guide to a happier and healthier life. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Richard TemplarPublisher: Pearson Education Limited Imprint: Pearson Business Edition: 3rd edition ISBN: 9781292766492ISBN 10: 1292766492 Pages: 272 Publication Date: 22 May 2026 Audience: Professional and scholarly , General/trade , Professional & Vocational , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Not yet available This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsBalance 1 It's not all about you 2 It's not all about other people 3 Look outwards 4 Stay out of the sand 5 Follow your ups and downs 6 Draw tidy lines 7 Remember what you're balancing 8 Do what you want now 9 Live in the past, the present and the future Confidence 10 Your feelings are your own 11 Know yourself 12 Accept your weaknesses 13 Like yourself 14 Words can change you 15 Difference is a good thing 16 Don't assume the worst Resilience 17 You're in charge 18 You're not alone 19 Steel beats iron 20 Hit the off button 21 Be prepared 22 Get it in writing 23 Weigh yourself up 24 Go easy 25 You think therefore you are 26 Find the humour Exercise 27 Think yourself exercised 28 You can't avoid exercise 29 Exercise isn't a dirty word 30 It's not about how you look 31 Habit is a good thing ... 32 ... but you're in charge 33 Keep a lid on it Relaxation 34 Find your space 35 Keep it quick 36 Train your mind to relax 37 Plan your breaks 38 You won't relax if you don't try 39 Live in the present 40 Relax holistically 41 Get out of yourself 42 Get a good night's sleep 43 Love the sunshine 44 Zen it Food 45 You really are what you eat 46 Don't get picky 47 Nurture your relationship 48 Understand your issues 49 Beware food rules 50 Don't diet 51 Don't get hooked on sugar 52 Food isn't wicked 53 It's not all about your weight 54 Enjoy! Learning 55 Pick what you enjoy 56 Find motivation 57 Decide what you want to show for it 58 Stay out of the ruts 59 Find your forte 60 Get your hands dirty 61 Enjoy your mistakes 62 Don't slow down 63 You can't turn it off 64 Reflect Parenthood 65 Remember to drain the swamp 66 Nobody's perfect 67 Know yourself 68 Trust your own judgement 69 Be honest with yourself 70 Communicate 71 Nurture your relationship 72 Stay healthy At work 73 Stay motivated 74 Don't up the ante 75 Create boundaries 76 Have switch-off time 77 Be flexible 78 Stay in synch 79 Enjoy your surroundings 80 Create order 81 Move 82 Take a day off 83 Talk 84 Mind the team Retirement 85 Now is not forever 86 You don't have to do it all at once 87 When the kids fly, you can too 88 Manage your family 89 Redraw your relationship 90 You can't do nothing 91 Age gracefully 92 Learn to accept help 93 Know your doctor 94 Say what you're thinking Challenge 95 Expect the unexpected 96 It is what it is 97 Embrace the change 98 Ride the shock wave 99 There are no shortcuts 100 Forgive and don't forget The Rules of spirituality 1 Believe in something 2 Don’t navel-gaze 3 You are not in charge 4 Think about death 5 Give it time 6 Create a ritual 7 Make your own rules 8 Spend time in nature 9 Be grateful 10 Pay it forwardReviewsAuthor InformationRichard Templar studies how people think and behave. He is known for turning success into simple and clear rules. With many years of experience, Richard brings a calm and balanced view to the busy modern world. He turns the habits of successful people into a practical guide that helps readers achieve results. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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