YOUR SELF-SABOTAGE SURVIVAL GUIDE: HOW TO GO FROM WHY ME? TO WHY NOT?

Berg, Karen

Sinopse

Do you feel like everyone around you is getting ahead while you're stuck in the same old rut?

And do you blame everyone and everything for your situation--except yourself?

Many of us walk around engaging in negative behaviors and mindsets, and don't even realize we're doing it. Every day, people work harder and harder to get--nowhere.

It's time to stop being second-rate; it's time to be great! With more than 25 years in the trenches, motivational expert Karen Berg shows you how to transcend the ordinary and become extraordinary with this firm, tough-love program about getting to the point, getting what you want, and getting ahead.

Your Self-Sabotage Survival Guide will help you refocus your energy and get back on track, first by helping you identify the elements of self-sabotage, then by providing sound advice for reinventing yourself and eliminating sabotage from your life.

This essential guide will help you get rid of the buts, banish the if onlys, and break the cycle of playing it safe. Complete with anecdotes and expert panel interviews, Your Self-Sabotage Survival Guide features checklists, worksheets, quizzes, and more to help you finally get the success you deserve--because you earned it.

Dados do Livro

Peso: 0,305 kg

Número de páginas:    2056

Ano de edição:    2015

ISBN 13:    9781601633514

Altura:       23

Largura:    16

Comprimento:     1

Edição:      1

Idioma:      Inglês

Tipo de produto: Livro

Assuntos:   Autoajuda

Sobre o (a) Autor (a)

KAREN BERG

Karen Berg, CEO of CommCore Strategy, is a communication strategist and international speaker who has trained thousands of professionals for crisis management, shareholders meetings, management presentations, government and expert witness testimony, product launch campaigns, media interviews, and more. Co-author of the million-copy bestseller Get to the Point, Berg is a recognized industry trendsetter whose views on communications issues are featured regularly in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Redbook, Working Woman, McCall's and other publications. Frequently interviewed on communication trends, Karen has appeared on CNN, CNBC, and Today in New York. She lives in Philadelphia, PA