Roger Hall Livres

What could you accomplish if you were more productive every day? Are you living the happy and successful life you want? Do you struggle to make the changes necessary to achieve your goals? Staying Happy, Being Productive gives you the tools you need to transform your life.Business psychologist Dr. Roger Hall has worked with highly successful people for over 25 years. Through his observations, he has discovered a pattern of habits that work as a foundation for their success and happiness. These Big 10 habits relate to the 10 aspects of your life that lead to either success or dysfunction.Staying Happy, Being Productive teaches you to monitor these aspects and gives you practical tools and techniques to make improvements—and the key is addressing one thing at a time.

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Focusing on the essentials of dramatic storytelling, this guide equips aspiring playwrights with practical exercises that evolve in complexity, enhancing their understanding of drama, conflict, and action. The updated edition introduces contemporary examples, additional writing exercises, and a student-written one-act play. A new chapter offers insights on marketing completed works, making it a comprehensive resource for those looking to craft and sell their first play effectively.

The story explores the lives of three middle-aged couples who find themselves disillusioned with their suburban existence, feeling trapped in monotony. Each character is depicted with depth, revealing their inner struggles and desires. Amidst moments of excitement and self-discovery, they ultimately confront the reality of returning to their mundane routines. The narrative offers a sharp, humorous critique of contemporary society, inviting readers to reflect on their own lives. This engaging tale was well-received in London's West End, highlighting its relatable themes.