The Secrets Of Happiness
By (Author) Ben Renshaw
Ebury Publishing
Vermilion
15th February 2003
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Popular psychology
158.1
Paperback
208
Width 110mm, Height 154mm, Spine 13mm
99g
The pocket book on quick, easy ways of finding true and lasting happiness from TV personality Ben Renshaw The Secrets of Happiness is essential reading for anyone looking for true fulfilment and peace of mind, which are often hard to find in life today. A fresh approach in pocket book form, full of witty and practical tips, this delightful book brings succinct advice from a master - written in a positive, uplifting and inspiring style.
Ben Renshaw is a former classical violinist at the Yehudi Menuhin School. He is co-director of The Happiness Project and works as a therapist, trainer and writer in the field of personal and professional development, with clients including the NHS, BT and SmithKline Beecham. His appearances in the media have been extensive, ranging from Good Morning with Ann and Nick to Newsnight, and from the Sunday Times to Elle. He is also the author of Successful But Something Missing, published in 2000, Together But Something Missing, published in 2001 and The Secrets, published in 2002. He lives in London with his wife Veronica and daughter.