Breakthrough
Learn the secrets of the world's leading mentor and become the best you can be
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- 27,99 zł
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- 27,99 zł
Publisher Description
In 1954, Roger Bannister decided he would break the four-minute-mile record. Not only did he do this, but within a year, his achievement empowered 37 others to do the same. He accomplished his own 'breakthrough' and inspired others to push themselves beyond what they thought they could achieve.
For the first time, the world's leading mentor David C. M. Carter shares his most effective 'breakthrough' secrets in this practical guide to becoming the best you can be. Previously only accessible to his handful of exclusive international clients, these strategies are the keys to a more successful and happier you. By following them, you will learn how to identify and clarify your goals - and then achieve them in every area of your life.
With simple, easy-to-action 'breakthroughs' outlined in each chapter, complete with 'how-to' tools, you'll have no excuse to live anything less than the life you were destined to live.
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According to his Web site, Carter is a former banker turned exclusive mentor to "the very best of the very best," and it's his job "to assist them in their efforts to become even better." In his first book, he democratizes his message in the hopes of helping readers "become the best version" of themselves through the pursuit of "BREAKTHROUGHs" "self-directed life change that the changer regards as significant." Carter walks readers through 20 possible BREAKTHROUGHs, which range from karmic admonitions to "do the right thing," to element-based Chinese medicinal theories (think fire, earth, water, etc.) and methods of coping with failure. Many of them correspond in some way to the six spokes of Carter's "Wheel of Life," representing the personal, professional, physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental aspects of an individual. The book is overfull with neologisms, catchphrases, and aphorisms repackaged as supposedly sage insights, and Carter's self-help system tends toward the baroque. (In addition to the 20 BREAKTHROUGHS and six spokes, there are 29 "Tools" and life is broken down into four parts.) Carter resists sharing anecdotes about his big-name clients, so readers will have to take him at his word when it comes to his successful track record and whether his way is the right way.