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Mind Hacking

Sir John Hargrave, author

17-Nov-15 11:00

Mind Hacking

Have you ever wished you could reboot or reprogram your mind, exactly as you would a computer? Sir John Hargrave offers a host of simple, daily practices that we can use to create a positive and permanent change in our thinking and eliminate the bad behavioural patterns that are happening at our core.


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