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Cargando... Find Your Strongest Life: What the Happiest and Most Successful Women Do Differentlypor Marcus Buckingham
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  BookBlogMuse | Dec 27, 2009 |   I think the ideas make sense to some extent, but the ideas he presents go against all popular ideals. But I think that's the point, obviously what we've been told to do isn't working so a different plan of attack may just be what we need. I liked the ideas and have started to try and use them in my life. It was a fairly well-written book. The information is pretty straight forward and easy to understand. Overall I'd say this was a decent book. (  ) Justjenniferreading | Oct 5, 2009 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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En La mujer que lo tiene todo, Marcus Buckingham revela la clave poderosa para traer satisfacción, paz y control a la vida de una mujer. En el mundo de hoy, ¿puede verdaderamente una mujer "tenerlo todo"? ¿Una carrera satisfactoria llena de pasión y rendimiento? ¿Una creencia de que ella verdaderamente está llegando a ser la mejor versión auténtica de sí misma? ¿Una vida feliz y sana fuera del trabajo? Un sinnúmero de mujeres revolearían los ojos ante la posibilidad. El trabajo es abrumador. Y para muchas de ellas hay que añadir las necesidades de la familia y el hogar. Todo se siente desconectado, fuera de control e incesante. En La mujer que lo tiene todo, Marcus Buckingham revela la poderosa clave para ayudar a las mujeres a sacar suficiente fuerza de la vida para sentirse realizadas, amadas, exitosas y con dominio propio. Es más, él ayuda a las mujeres a reconectarse con su propósito y ofrece un punto de partida para el cambio. Un mensaje basado en investigaciones que se aplican al trabajo y la vida, La mujer que lo tiene todo muestra a las mujeres una "teoría unificada" para cómo realmente poder tenerlo todo. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I found the premise of the book interesting - that to be happy and fulfilled in life, it is important to define strengthening moments, those moments in which you feel most alive. He provides an on-line Strong Life Test to help readers identify personality roles in which their strengths help them succeed. After giving the reader various real life examples of women who follow his process, Buckingham states “the secret to success and happiness lies in your ability to know yourself well enough to make strong choices without regret…”
This book gave me many things to think about in how I manage and focus my life. I gained new tools with which to evaluate what is truly important to me and to sift through my obligations, self-imposed and otherwise, to determine what to keep and what to drop or change. However, I also felt that Buckingham often veered off to the trite, indicating that if only we would follow his advice any problem could be resolved with his methods. I am a bit more cynical than that. Overall, if you are willing to overlook what I considered a slightly over-optimistic view point on solving life problems, the basic advice in the book is good food for thought.