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Cargando... The Problem is YOU: How to Get Out of Your Own Way and Conquer Self-Defeating Behavior (edición 2012)por John Burke
Información de la obraThe Problem is YOU: How to Get Out of Your Own Way and Conquer Self-Defeating Behavior por John Burke
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  Esta reseña ha sido escrita para Sorteo de miembros LibraryThing. This book might be the answer somebody's been waiting for, but unfortunately, it wasn't a light at the end of a dark tunnel for me personally. I was really hoping it would be helpful, but it didn't tell me anything I didn't already know, and I found the writing to be a smidge juvenile and awkward here and there. I think a self-help book like this one is only useful to a person who needs help, as opposed to being a goldmine of information that can be accessed later. I'm thinking I should pick it up again when I'm not in a good place in my life. This book probably looks very different to an unhappy person- and right now I am quite satisfied with my life. I'll be reading this again later, and perhaps my review will change. The problem here is me, ironically enough. (  ) psychedelicmicrobus | Feb 25, 2013 |  Esta reseña ha sido escrita para Sorteo de miembros LibraryThing. The Problem Is You written by John Burke is a self-help book about self-defeating behavior. It contained information that I found not only useful, it was very educating. It had a few tips and helpful steps on how to not be self-defeating. While it was very informative, it read like something a well educated student would turn in for a term paper. It was hard to stay focused because it was very clinical, it didn’t draw you in and make you say “Hey these are great tips”. It was more of a “I need to keep reading this because I know these tips are good, even though my mind is already thinking about what I’m going to do next.” This probably means I need to re-read the book so I don’t defeat myself from reading it.Either way it was a short read, with good information and tips. [Reviewed as part of the LibraryThing Member's Giveaway Program] ( ) OodsAteMyDingo | Feb 3, 2013 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita para Sorteo de miembros LibraryThing. The Problem Is You written by John Burke identifies some patterns and character traits that may contribute to a lack of success. However, it does not offer concrete steps or actions the reader might employ to turn around their circumstances. The tone is more like a newsletter or blog rather than an actual book and appears to be a superficial view of the topic. (  ) Kyrana | Feb 1, 2013 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita para Sorteo de miembros LibraryThing. 1) How did the book help you? I'm going to try to be less fatalistic in my decision making and goal setting.I also plan to take responsibility for my failures, and not blame others for them. 2) What did you learn from the book? "A. Feeling that you deserve the expected results". Yes! Society embraces the concept of "I deserve this" attitude. Learning how to not dwell on my mistakes and ignore my "I deserve this" voice in my head will lead me to a happier life. 3) On a scale from 1-10 (10 being the highest rating), how would you rate it, and why? 8 - I learned a lot. Application can be difficult, though. Lots of people know their flaws, and don't do anything about it. (  ) chutchi | Jan 31, 2013 | Esta reseña ha sido escrita para Sorteo de miembros LibraryThing. The self-help book The Problem is You by John Burke will have readers declaring, “Finally, someone who knows what I’m going through.” As an analytical work, Burke’s descriptions of self-deprecation and self-defeating behavioral patterns are on target, identifying self-sabotaging emotions that keep a person from experiencing fulfillment. Although, Burke’s book is astute at targeting problem areas in one’s coping mechanisms when dealing with failure, the suggestions he offers to combat negative behavioral patterns are general and stereotypical of “pep talks” that are often ineffectual in helping people to change their perception from being a negative one to becoming a positive one. Sometimes it’s merely being able to identify a problem that enables a solution to present itself. Read the rest of the review at Barnes and Noble here: http://my.barnesandnoble.com/communityportal/Reviews.aspx?reviewid=4370426&p... ( ) sweetpeasuzie | Jan 30, 2013 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
This book won't help you with self-defeating behavior. It's easier to spend your life procrastinating, sabotaging relationships, not finishing tasks, fearing failure and keeping other bad habits than it is to change. Just stay the way you are. This is how the voice of self-defeating behavior works on you. It works against your goals and interests in a way that you never get what you want. Opportunities are missed, your habits continue, your relationships don't flourish, and your life becomes one big regret. Inside The Problem is YOU: How to Get Out of Your Own Way and Conquer Self-Defeating Behavior we reveal exactly what these behaviors are and the steps to conquer each and every one of them. The result? A positive attitude, achieving what you want, and getting more out of life. Listen to this book today and free yourself from all the habits that are holding you back from living the life you truly deserve. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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