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Change is often difficult because our mind is ruled by two different systems – the rational mind and the emotional mind – both competing for control. The rational mind wants a great beach body, the emotional mind wants the double cheeseburger that comes with fries and a large sugar-filled carbonate drink. This tension makes change seem impossible , but if it is overcome, change can come quickly.

Here’s an excerpt of what the book has to offer.

This September, join Lotus Racing F1 chef and Manchester Chef of the Year finalist Norman Musa as he demonstrates his easy Kari Ikan recipe the traditional way, including the grinding and pounding of the spices.

Also, join BenQ as they introduce the latest display technology being used behind their BenQ nReader. And spend an irresistible day with Jen and Her Little Homegrown Chefs as they show off their skills on how to bake the BEST Pecan Pielets in the World.

In conjunction with the Perdana Leadership Foundation – MPH Essay Competition 2010 “Malaysia in a Globalised World”, come find out on how to make your writing memorable with Alexandra Wong, Daniel Chandranayagam & Amir Muhammad.

Other authors visiting MPH this month include Ramlee Awang Murshid, Razali Razman, Dr Steve Collins & many more!

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In-conjunction with MPH Mid Valley’s 10th Anniversary celebration, we will be giving you the chance to interact with your favourite international authors via Skype!

The author of Man and Boy is back with Men from Boys. Here, he speaks of his debut effort, his other works and how the protagonist of his latest novel has evolved.

Wellbeing – The Five Essential Elements consisting of career, social, financial, pysical and community wellbeing, will determine if you are leading a fulfilled and happy life.

For a good laugh, hang out with the Twenties Girl, another chick-lit from renowned Shopaholic series author Sophie Kinsella.

You don’t need the sun and the sea to slip into Swimsuit and indulge in a little Tropical Affairs, both books reviewed by The Sun.

When things go bad and we preservere, good things will emerge. This is what Richard Florida, an American economist and urban theorist thinks of the recent downturn – it will unearth new ways of living and working as he illustrates his points with facts in  The Great Reset.

War is ugly, no matter what the reason is for going to one. We read in newspapers, hear it on the radio, see it on tv so often it has dulled our senses. While we are at it, why not write a book about it. And Sebastian Junger has with War. Read about his account in writing the book and the review here.

June 25 marks one year the King of Pop has left us all. Many books revolving him has since hit the shelves. Nelson George’s The Musical Life of Michael Jackson is another to join the bandwagon. Is this worth adding to your collection? Read the review and judge for yourself.