Meet Yourself Again for the First Time

Do you think you really know yourself? You might be consciously aware of whom you think you are. But hidden forces recorded in your subconscious mind when you were a fetus or a young child can unconsciously and unintentionally shape your behavior and interpersonal relationships. In <i>Meet Yourself Again for the First Time</i> author William Pillow shows how these forces can have a profound impact on your life.<p> <i>Meet Yourself Again for the First Time</i> provides a wealth of thought-provoking information about the intricacies of memory brain plasticity and early human experiences. It helps you understand:<p> ● The complexity of humans<br> ● The lifelong impact of events in your early years<br> ● The influence of a complicated unpredictable society<br> ● The individual uniqueness of human beings<br> ● The special nature and incomparable capabilities of each human being<p> Based on years of research on various forms of memory <i>Meet Yourself Again for the First Time</i> helps you learn why you behave as you do with the ultimate goal of discovering a personal path to a better life for you and your children.