The Magic of Groundhog Day

By: Paul Hannam

Narrated by: Paul Hannam

Awaken to the extraordinary life you're already living!

Can a movie change your life? YES!

The movie Groundhog Day has touched millions with its hilarious and profound tale of personal transformation. But few people realize that encoded in the scenes, dialog, and plot of this beloved film are actually the answers to the most important questions of our lives: How do I find meaning? How do I overcome fear? How do I change? How can I be truly happy?

In this inspiring and highly original program, renowned teacher, green entrepreneur, and author Paul Hannam lifts the veil on the remarkable secrets contained in this unassuming yet extraordinary little film, and shows you how to use its lessons to transform your own life and achieve fulfillment, happiness and peace in the here and now.

By listening to this book, you'll discover how to:

• Break free from repetitive thoughts and behaviors that keep you stuck in a rut
• Wake up to the ever-present magic in your life, and discover the extraordinary in the ordinary
• Transform a mundane day into a magical day by simply changing your attitudes
• Be more creative and manage your time more effectively at home and in the office
• Achieve lasting change in your personal and business life
• Find meaning and purpose in your work through service, creativity and compassion
• And much, much more!

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2009 Paul Hannam (P)2009 Nightingale-Conant

Excellent premise and a great book - but the last section doesn't fit

Excellent premise and a great book - but the last section doesn't fit.

I appreciate his environmental ethos - but does not fit with the book.

GOOD, BUT PLATONIC IDEALS NOT REAL ADVICE

The book was fine. The author points out a lot of platonic ideals, rather than really telling you much that is new in the self-help genre. It’s more like a long appreciation for a good story. I recognize that he has the best of intentions in writing this book, however it just fell short of being that new or interesting to people who are really well read. Especially the latter half of the book where he just talks about ideals. Ideals are just fantasies in our heads. I’m more interested in reality.