The High Achiever's Guide - Maki Moussavi
| Автор: | Maki Moussavi |
| Издательство: | Ingram |
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| Жанр произведения: | Поиск работы, карьера |
| Год издания: | 0 |
| isbn: | 9781642500226 |
Are you trapped in a gilded cage of your own making? Successful, but not necessarily fulfilled? Stuck, but not sure why or how to get unstuck?
Your life looks fantastic on paper. You’re making money, have a career, family, lifestyle, etc. that you thought you always wanted. But now you’re there and it’s not all you expected it to be.
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.
But where do you begin? You want life to be better, but you don’t know *how* to make it better. The High Achievers Guide: Embrace the Uncomfortable, Do the Deep Work, and Create the Life You Are Here to Live provides the reader with the tools, mindset and process to do the deep emotional work, get clarity, and create the life that is truly aligned to them.
A dismal 1 out of 3 people reports feeling happy with their lives. And what does happiness mean anyway? Is it fulfillment? What does fulfillment mean? Is your definition the same as the person next to you?
To have something you’ve never had, you have to be willing to do something you’ve never done.
You need the tools and process to determine what fulfillment means to you. The High Achievers Guide guides you through four major themes of personal development:
· Clarity regarding your baseline – how you’ve been programmed to operate and how to identify the limiting beliefs and outdated mindset that holds you back
· What drives you – achievement-oriented focus largely defined by outside factors rather than internal drivers
· How to leave behind outdated programming and make space for the new, updated mindset that will take you to the next level of operation
· Taking inspired action and committing to the vision you have created for your life
A former corporate career professional, Maki Moussavi grew up in midwestern small-town America, a first-generation citizen born to immigrants. Her early life was filled with messages of hard work, chasing the dream, getting the degrees, and making the money. After creating the “success” that she’d been taught to value, she found herself questioning how the hell she ended up feeling stuck, restless and unfulfilled. An avid consumer of self-help, she found that the literature available, while helpful in the pursuit of personal betterment, didn’t quite get her to where she needed to be. She discovered the key to deep and rapid transformation is a willingness to do the uncomfortable self-examination and commit to raising the bar of expectation in pursuit of thriving rather than surviving.