The Chimp Paradox, Mind Body Miracle & The Psychology of Money Mindset 3 Books Collection Set - Paperback Self-Help Bundle for Mindset, Wellbeing

Titles in This Set The Chimp Paradox Mind Body Miracle The Psychology of Money Mindset Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789123482160 Publisher: Vermilion / The Readers Paradise Age Range: Adult Overview This three-book paperback collection brings together three of today's most talked-about personal development themes: emotional self-management, physical and mental wellbeing, and a healthier relationship with money. Written by Prof Steve Peters alongside Sanchit Khullar and Rob Moore, the set is built for readers who want practical, actionable guidance rather than abstract theory. It's an ideal gift or self-purchase for anyone starting, or continuing, a personal growth journey. About the Books The Chimp Paradox is Prof Steve Peters' internationally bestselling mind-management model, explaining the ongoing "paradox" between our emotional ("chimp") brain and our rational human mind. Using accessible language and real-world examples drawn from his work with elite athletes, Peters shows readers how to recognise unhelpful thought patterns, manage impulsive reactions, and build lasting confidence and emotional control. Mind Body Miracle takes a holistic approach to wellbeing, offering practical daily habits and disciplines designed to align mental clarity with physical health. Rather than presenting a single rigid programme, the book focuses on small, repeatable actions that compound over time — helping readers build resilience, energy and a more balanced lifestyle. The Psychology of Money Mindset examines how emotion, belief and behaviour — not just spreadsheets — shape our financial decisions. Through relatable scenarios and practical strategies, it helps readers understand their own money habits, reduce financial stress, and build calmer, more intentional approaches to saving, spending and long-term planning. Together, these three titles form a rounded toolkit for readers wanting to improve how they think, feel, and manage everyday life across emoti