Just One Thing

Developing a Buddha Brain One Simple Practice at a Time

By: Rick Hanson Ph.D.

Narrated by: Fred Stella

Audie Award Nominee, Personal Development, 2013

You’ve heard the expression, “It’s the little things that count.” Research has shown that little daily practices can change the way your brain works, too. This book offers simple brain-training practices you can do every day to protect against stress, lift your mood, and find greater emotional resilience.

Just One Thing is a treasure chest of over 50 practices created specifically to deepen your sense of well-being and unconditional happiness. Just one practice each day can help you:

• Be good to yourself
• Enjoy life as it is
• Build on your strengths
• Be more effective at home and work
• Make peace with your emotions

©2012 Rick Hanson (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Awesome Tool for Any Recovery....

I am struggling with recovery from addictions that damaged me Physically, Emotionally and Spiritually - I found this audiobook soothing and full of positive direction for my life Now..... I will listen to it over and over and iM sure I will learn something new every time I do.

Worth listening to

Found this useful for my morning walks. The suggestions were practical and useful. Recommend it

full of good points

What did you find wrong about the narrator's performance?

Fred Stella reads it very well, albeit a little to fast. I had to slow down my iPod. I wish it had been divided in chapters so that it would be easier to go back and forth.

Extremely helpful and covers so much information

I loved this book and have listened to it many times. Information for physical and mental health. If you choose to read, I suggest reading through once and just focusing on what works for you and less concern for the details and total comprehension.

Washed out message with a horrible vocal actor

Painful to listen to, the voice actor was not a good fit for the subject. The entire book read like a list of suggestions in an email. There was nothing profound, and this is certainly not a book written for people who already have their heads out of the sand.