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The Psychology of Unseen Choices. Invisible Clock of the Soul (eBook, ePUB)

Beschreibung

Every human being lives by an invisible clock - not one that hangs on walls, but one that beats within the mind and soul. This profound self-help and psychological masterpiece explores how unseen choices, unspoken fears, and unconscious habits quietly shape our destinies.

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Autor

Tashinga Chigevenga is a young psychologist, writer, and thinker whose work explores the hidden architecture of human behavior, consciousness, and purpose. A graduate of the University of Great Zimbabwe, he merges psychological insight with philosophical reflection to uncover the silent patterns that guide human destiny.

Driven by curiosity about why people succeed, fail, or remain stagnant despite equal opportunities, Tashinga developed a unique writing voice that bridges academic depth and motivational power. His passion lies in helping readers recognize the unseen choices, thoughts, and emotions that quietly shape their futures.

In his groundbreaking book, The Invisible Clock of the Soul: Psychology of Unseen Choices, Tashinga invites readers to awaken to the inner mechanisms of time, self-discipline, and awareness. Drawing from personal experiences, historical analysis, and psychological theory, he challenges readers to rethink successnot as a race against time, but as harmony with one's inner rhythm.

Beyond writing, Tashinga is a counselor, speaker, and advocate for mental and emotional transformation. His mission is to help individuals synchronize their inner clocks with purpose, turning awareness into action and ordinary days into moments of meaning.

Author's Vision

"Time is not what we manage it's what we become.
Every unseen decision shapes the rhythm of our destiny."
Tashinga Chigevenga

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tashinga Chigeven'a
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232291808
• Artikelnr.: 75850897