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Snowfall of discounts! -3%, -5% and -10%!
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1. Register via the form under the product description and make your first purchase for an amount of €100 or more and become the owner of a permanent discount of -3% , which can be combined with discount No. 3 for -10%.
2. Write a review on the website about the purchased book or other product, be sure to include a photo, and we will send you an email with a promotional code for a -5% discount.
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Attention! Delivery time 7 -14 working days
Attention! Delivery time 7 -14 working days
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The book It Doesn't Get Better. The Neurobiology of Sensation, or How to Regain Your Taste for Life Norman Farb, Zindel Segal
The book It Doesn't Get Better. The Neurobiology of Sensation, or How to Regain Your Taste for Life Norman Farb, Zindel Segal
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The book It Doesn't Get Better. The Neurobiology of Sensation, or How to Regain Your Taste for Life Norman Farb, Zindel Segal
For many of us, everyday life has lost its meaning. The highly efficient mechanisms that once made life easier now exhaust us. Patterns of judgment and negative thinking lead to an emotional spiral. For some, life has simply lost its spark.
When we're struggling with a problem or a bad habit, we think we need to be resilient, to endure it all, and to put in more effort. But when we do, our brain doubles down on the thought patterns that got us stuck in the first place. Fortunately, the science of feeling holds the key to solving this problem.
In their book, “It Doesn’t Get Better: The Neurobiology of Feeling, or How to Reclaim Your Joy in Life,” neuroscientist Norman Farb and clinical psychologist Zindel Segal explain that the brain has two networks: a network for rapid problem-solving (habits) and a sensory network that is responsible for fresh insights. By tuning in to new and everyday sensations—from the feel of our feet on a crowded street to the sound of birdsong in the park—we can engage the sensory network. When we feel stressed or stuck, it’s worth pausing to notice and experience the dynamic, living world around us and increase our resilience, well-being, health, and creativity, wherever we are in the moment.