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Organize Your Emotions

decode your emotional DNA and thrive

Authored by:
Margaret Moore
Edward Phillips
John Hanc

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Organize Your Emotions:
Decode Your Emotional DNA and Thrive

Executive coach and health/wellness coach trainer Margaret Moore and Harvard Medical School professor Edward Phillips, M.D., identify nine distinct biological parts of your personality (your Inner Family) which express your primary needs, drives, values, and capacities. 

 

Based on the latest research as well as extensive work with their clients and patients, Moore and Phillips show you how to:

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  • Decode your emotions

  • Bring your Inner Family into more harmony and balance

  • Discover untapped strengths

  • Call on your inner coach

  • Gain a calm perspective and self-mastery

10 Lessons From The Book

1

Accept and Appreciate

Accept and appreciate the inherent messiness of being human where inner conflicts based on conflicting agendas and needs are normal and natural.

Meet Your Inner Family

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Authors

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Margaret Moore

Margaret is the founder and CEO of Wellcoaches Corporation, a leader in building international standards for professional coaches in health and wellness. She is co-founder and co-director of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and a faculty member of the Harvard University Extension School. She is co-author of the Harvard Health book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life. Meet Coach Meg's Inner Family.

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Edward Phillips, MD

Edward is Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Institute of Lifestyle Medicine at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. He has appeared on national media including Good Morning America, ESPN radio, and in Time Magazine.

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John Hanc

John is a longtime journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Newsday, Smithsonian and other publications. He is associate professor of communications at New York Institute of Technology and the author or co-author of fourteen books, including the Harvard Health book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life.

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