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Managerial, Professional
& Personal Development
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is important is not what others have made of me - but what I make of myself, out of what others have made of me. >
- Jean Paul SARTRE
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You may be curious or simply
eager to maximize your potential –without stress.
But is it possible? Yes
it is, for we use only 10% of our human potential (according to Professor Karl Pribram, Neurologist at Stanford University).
What happens then to the other 90%?
Studies have proven beyond doubt that all our fears, frustrations, failures, disappointments
and discontent are responsible for the other 90% that goes untapped.
Have you ever had the urge to get up and dance, only to be discouraged by the sight of no one on the dance floor?
Been tempted to speak to someone you were attracted to, only to receive a heavy pounding on your chest? Or given up when you
were close to succeeding in something you were doing? If you have, your potential to perform was reduced to zero.
But what if you were able to get up and dance –
alone – despite the empty dance floor? What if you were able to speak confidently to the
person you were attracted to? And what if
you did not give up and went on achieving the thing you set out to do? Wouldn't your potential be fully maximized?
Who is stopping us?
Monkeys!
Monkeys are the most deadly, self-destructive thoughts roaming our subconscious.
They could force you to eat, drink or smoke
excessively. Create anxiety... Cause pains, headaches, nausea, ulcers and even cancer...
Rob you of your chances for wealth, success and happiness.
The average person falls victim at least twice a day. That's 730 times a year! Some are disabled for life. This is hardly surprising, considering that
many of us are fully unaware of our own internal aggressors who have been robbing us of our potential and lowering our self-esteem.
If you have been assaulted, you needn't worry about it happening again. You can now defeat the Monkeys –
whoever you are and whatever past experiences you've had. That's if you are really
motivated and want to free yourself from the tyranny of this inner enemy.
"Maximize
Your Potential with Powerful Tools... and No Stress" by Dan Low, first published as "The Art of Self-Combat" by Pearson Education, will
show you how.
Dan,
a self-improvement and behavioral expert at SelfGrowth.com is also an international consultant and corporate trainer. He spent more than 25 years helping individuals control
negative emotions and life situations through Eastern / Western behavioral modifica-tion techniques that he developed in the
1970s. His corporate seminars were initially attended by CEOs from multinationals before being extended to the general public
and company per-sonnel.
If you want to know more about the book, click on this book image =>
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- CONFERENCE: "Maximize your
potential with powerful tools... and no stress" –
Thursday, June 12. For further information, please click here.
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