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    The Circle: 1
    The Circle: 1
    The Circle: 1
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    The Circle: 1

    By Vicente Cuenca

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    ¿How long will we remain frustrated knowing what we want and not taking action to achieve it?

    ¿How long will we keep repeating the same mistakes?

    ¿How long will we continue to leave everything halfway, for lack of knowledge, energy, motivation and understanding to conclude it?

    Surely it will be until we become aware or the pain of a half-life is so strong that any action is more easily achievable in order not to continue crawling; it will be then when we realize that we can fly.

    In his book "The Circle, The Laws of Life", Vicente Cuenca takes us by the hand and takes us along the most direct, fast and effective way to go from where we are to where we want to be. From a state of malaise, to one of well-being, from a half-life to another of fullness.

    ¿But how do you do it? ¿How can you achieve this magnificent transformation in the people we are fortunate to read to you?

    Their tools are a true amalgam of applied knowledge, experience and awareness of the truth.

    A true awakening to the most important laws, to the universal laws, to the laws that govern our life and, that for lack of knowledge, carelessness or apathy, do not we apply so that our life goes on like this, repeating what we don't want to repeat, doing what we don't want to do, living what we don't want to live.

    In his book “The Circle, The Laws of Life” Vicente Cuenca leads us in the best vehicle and with a lot of patience and affection he teaches us to drive, to truly know ourselves, to be efficient, to respond assertively to life and, by Finally, live it with love and understanding.

    The book “The Circle, The Laws of Life” by Vicente Cuenca allows us to open up and awaken to the consciousness of who we really are and with this new look we can see, grow spiritually and find what our existence gives meaning and constitutes the mission of our life, which is the gift we come to contribute to this beautiful experience, called life.

    Much truth in simple, practical and understandable words makes this book a true work of art, where the author simplifies the complex in a masterly way.

    Dr. Martha Campos Antúnez

    Coach, consultant and lecturer with a master's degree in Integral Human Development

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBadPress
    Release dateSep 19, 2019
    ISBN9781071506257
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      Book preview

      The Circle - Vicente Cuenca

      The circle

      The Laws of Life

      VICENTE CUENCA

      Positive Thinking editions

      Title: The Circle, the laws of life

      Edition: December 2018.

      © Vicente Cuenca

      © Copyright reserved.

      Edition: Positive Thinking Editions

      edicionespensamientopositivo@gmail.com

      personallifecoach2000@gmail.com

      Facebook: Positive Thinking Editions

      FAcebook: Vicente Cuenca author and

      Vicente Cuenca Life-coach

      Correction Luz Ayuso Blázquez

      Layout Vicente Cuenca

      Cover Design: Miguel Ángel Manrique

      Dedicated to the memory of my mother, Trinidad Rueda Zafra, who in August 2010 abandoned this life.

      Living in harmony with God is the highest good for you.

      Thanks

      First of all, I want to thank my mother Trinidad Rueda Zafra and my father Manuel Cuenca López, because they gave me my life. To my sister Natividad Cuenca Rueda for her tireless faith in me. To my brother Manuel Cuenca Cuenca, for fixing my computer, whenever I ask. To my friend Luz Ayuso Blázquez, for her invaluable help, her love and her great support, and for the correction of the book. To my personal coach Miriam Pérez Del Pulgar López. To Francisco Julián Vicente for being such a great teacher, and a great friend. To Jesús Jareño López and Pilar Egea Kraüel, for being like parents to me. To Antonio Pujante for being a great friend who has always believed in me. To my nephew Miguel Ángel Manrique Cuenca, for passing to my computer the symbol of my book. To Merche Gallego for believing so much in me. To Soren Peñalver for his incalculable help. An Espido Freire for being such a flat and warm person. Alfredo Seva Arenas for his help. To journalist Lola Gracia for her friendship, and her support. To the journalist Celia Montalbán, for her friendship. To Clara Mira Salama. To Myriam González Escribano, for believing in me. To Marcela Rabatín because he was the first person who taught me a personal motivational book. To my Sensein Jesús Marín, because he taught me the path of Zen. To José Miguel Crevillent Ponce, for his support and friendship. To Fernando Muñoz Paya for his friendship and support. To my friends Eliazar Peña, Abraham Peña, and their

      Wives for their friendship. To my friend Juan Carlos Pérez and Lourdes Quintana, for their friendship. To my friend José Yagües Pascual and Pepa Nicolás for their love. To the Victorian teacher Nicolás Molina, for his good advice. To Dr. Martha Campos Antúnez, for her prologue. To Rocío my physiotherapist, for those angel hands. To my friend, the poet Amelia Georgiades, for her friendship. To my friends Susana Lorente Clemente, and Adolfo López Carmona for their friendship, To my friend Leandro Guillén, and his wife Soledad Moreno, for their love. To my friend Marisol Guillén Moreno for her affection. To my friends Jorge Seguí and Magdalena Melgar, for their friendship. To Grandpa Paco, for teaching me that life can always be positive. To Luís García and Lina Marín for their friendship and encouragement. To Pascual Gómez and Mariló Mateo for their support. To Paco Tiscar and Diana Vancu, for their friendship. To Manuel Mármol Tobar and his wife Rosa, for their support and friendship. To Miguel Verdú and Sacramento Rubio for their support. To Manuel Parreño and Magadela Piñol for their love. To Fabio Tranchina for his friendship.

      To my uncle Pedro Rueda (deceased) for his great sense of humor, and his wife Consuelo Rodenas for his love. To my uncle Ramón Rueda and my aunt Maravillas Capel, for his love, To my uncles Antonio Cerezo and Gertrudis Rueda for his affection. To my cousins ​​María José, Yuyes, Antonio Cerezo Rueda for their help. To my cousin Mari Carmen Cuenca Martínez, for her love, to my cousins ​​Pilar, Jesús, Mariano Luna Ruiz, for her love. To my cousins ​​Ramón, Francisco, Serina, Maravillas Rueda Capel for their friendship. To my cousins ​​Consuelo and

      Mercedes Rueda Rodenas for her support. To my brother Ramón Cuenca Rueda, and my sister-in-law Mayka Gallego for her support. To my brother-in-law Miguel Manrique Lorenzo. To my nephews: Antonio Adrián Lorenzo Cuenca, Yaiza Cerezo Rueda, Guillermo Manrique Cuenca, Manuel Tomas, and Ramón Cuenca Garcia. To my second Nephews: Paula, Paco and

      Marina....

      To my sons Vicente and Amor, for their tireless help, for every time they put their hands on the keyboard and erased me half a chapter.

      To my wife María Del Amor Castillo Ponce, for her faith selfless in my talent, and for being my eternal companion, for this life and the next...

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      Preface

      I grew up in a good family, with a good mother who filled me with love and affection during the days of my early childhood. I had good brothers who helped me in those things that they thought were important in life; Good relatives who lamented over my father's early loss. In short, I grew up surrounded by good people who expressed their love and educated me as they thought it was the right way.

      My mother was a kind, selfless woman. Her entire life gave it to us, her children. It was a woman full of faith. She radiated will wherever she went. She had grown up in a postwar environment, where people lived badly, although it was not his case. But in her mind it was full of limitations. I don't know why I would have that problem with money, but the truth is that it was transmitted to us. Sometimes I love doing her kitchen, which talks a lot about her. Your postwar fritters, I

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