Why Wait to be Happy?

by Jake Eagle, Hannah Eagle

This is a short booklet exploring three basics reasons why so many people feel unhappy, anxious, unfuffilled, or unable to create sustainable loving relationships. When you understand the causes of your emotional pain, you'll have an advantage in finding solutions. Specifically, this booklet introduces the reader to some very unique tools. One of those is a new way of talking, to oneself and to other people. But, it isn't really new, it was created in the nineteen sixties by John and Joyce Weir, who were leaders in the human potential movement. Decades later, Jake and Hannah Eagle, studied with the Weirs and became stewards of their work. This booklet offers a fresh perspective on self-development, but is it also a promotional booklet, encouraging readers to attend retreats that are conducted by the Eagles. The Weirs designed the retreats, and the Eagles honor that original design. The booklet includes a series of questions to help you uncover some of your frustrations, and then it shows you how to apply the principles and tools that are in the booklet. This booklet was originally written in 2010, and it is somewhat dated. The work that Jake and Hannah Eagle offer has continued to evolve over the past several years. If you want to learn more about their work you can look at their website which is liveconscious.com

46 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 15, 2013

About the author

Jake Eagle is a licensed psychotherapist, award-winning author, and co-founder of Reology.org, an educational organization dedicated to improving relationships and lives by fundamentally changing the way people relate to themselves and others. Jake and his wife, Hannah, have been happily married for more than twenty years. They live and work together in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and lead Reology Retreats all over the world.

Jake’s life journey is an example of pursing one’s passions. After sixteen years of running small businesses on the east coast, Jake recreated his life by moving to New Mexico and becoming a psychotherapist. His years in business influence his approach to therapy. In the late 1990′s, Jake’s focus shifted from brief therapy to deep therapy, the purpose of which is psychological integration. This new direction was advanced after he met his mentors, John and Joyce Weir, creators of a method known as Percept, which has now evolved into Reology. The practice of Reology leads to sustainable personal growth, maturity, and love, allowing people to build stronger foundations within themselves. These foundations support lives of greater ease and grace.

Jake’s award-winning book, ReRight Your Life, helps readers re-discover themselves and re-right their lives when faced with personal circumstances, challenges, and crises. For more information, please visit http://Reology.org or call (505) 986-3922.