There is often a major gap between the expectations we hold and the reality of what we experience. This gap is what causes so much of the discomfort and discontentment we feel, especially within our relationships. The Expectation Gap is your guide to bridging this divide. In a world flooded with vague self-help advice, this book stands out by providing not just the "what" and "why" of self-improvement but also the crucial "how."
Written in an engaging and conversational tone, this book adeptly navigates complex topics, ensuring ease of understanding. It transcends vague encouragement, providing specific insights into how expectations influence relationships, providing a compelling reason to desire and initiate change. Blending science, psychology, personal anecdotes, and biblical principles, this book embarks on a captivating journey, shedding light on this essential aspect of relationships, providing both clarity and depth.
It's not just a book; it's an immersive experience that sparks a mindset shift. As you complete the application exercises and apply the principles within, you'll undergo a transformation in your relationships, creating a ripple effect that extends into every aspect of your life.
Say goodbye to generic advice and embrace a journey of self-discovery and improvement with The Expectation Gap. It's time to bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience. Are you ready for the change?
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Jamie Hallman is the author of The Expectation Gap. This transformative self-help guide offers readers specific action steps to bridge the gap between their expectations and reality to foster healthy, fulfilling relationships.
Jamie is also the owner and CEO of Consider It Closed LLC, a company that provides transaction coordinator services to real estate agents in Florida. She received her Bachelor's degree in Human Nutrition from Winthrop University. She practiced as a Registered Dietitian for several years before obtaining her real estate license, starting her own company, and growing her team.
Having visited 22 countries, Jamie is a world traveler. One of her more adventurous experiences involved an overseas mission trip called the World Race that took her to 11 different countries within 3 continents in 11 months. All of these experiences have shaped her as a person and author.
Jamie resides in St. Augustine, FL with her husband, Keith, and their two dogs, Kai and Yoshi.
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Librería: World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, Estados Unidos de America
Paperback. Condición: Good. What if the greatest source of frustration in your relationships is not other people, but the expectations you bring into them? Whether you realize it or not, your expectations influence nearly every area of life. They shape your relationships, affect your communication, impact your emotions, and often determine whether you experience contentment or disappointment. When expectations and reality do not align, frustration, conflict, and discouragement are often the result. In The Expectation Gap, Jamie Hallman helps you uncover the hidden expectations that may be affecting your relationships and provides a practical framework for replacing them with healthier, more realistic patterns of thinking. Rather than offering vague encouragement or surface-level advice, this book explains both why expectations matter and how to change them. Through relatable stories, practical insights, principles from psychology, and biblical wisdom, you will gain a deeper understanding of how expectations influence your everyday life and learn practical steps for creating healthier relationships. Throughout the book, thoughtfully designed application exercises help you move beyond simply reading the material to putting it into practice. Each chapter equips you to identify unhealthy expectations, apply what you have learned, and begin making meaningful changes that last. Inside, you will discover how to: * Recognize the hidden expectations shaping your relationships. * Communicate expectations more clearly and effectively. * Reduce unnecessary conflict and disappointment. * Develop healthier patterns of thinking rooted in truth and wisdom. * Build stronger, more fulfilling relationships at home, at work, and in everyday life. If you are ready to replace frustration with understanding, strengthen your relationships, and bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience, The Expectation Gap will provide the practical tools to help you get there. Nº de ref. del artículo: 00105979961
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Librería: BooksRun, Philadelphia, PA, Estados Unidos de America
Paperback. Condición: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. Nº de ref. del artículo: 1667888935-11-1
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Librería: World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, Estados Unidos de America
Paperback. Condición: Good. What if the greatest source of frustration in your relationships is not other people, but the expectations you bring into them? Whether you realize it or not, your expectations influence nearly every area of life. They shape your relationships, affect your communication, impact your emotions, and often determine whether you experience contentment or disappointment. When expectations and reality do not align, frustration, conflict, and discouragement are often the result. In The Expectation Gap, Jamie Hallman helps you uncover the hidden expectations that may be affecting your relationships and provides a practical framework for replacing them with healthier, more realistic patterns of thinking. Rather than offering vague encouragement or surface-level advice, this book explains both why expectations matter and how to change them. Through relatable stories, practical insights, principles from psychology, and biblical wisdom, you will gain a deeper understanding of how expectations influence your everyday life and learn practical steps for creating healthier relationships. Throughout the book, thoughtfully designed application exercises help you move beyond simply reading the material to putting it into practice. Each chapter equips you to identify unhealthy expectations, apply what you have learned, and begin making meaningful changes that last. Inside, you will discover how to: * Recognize the hidden expectations shaping your relationships. * Communicate expectations more clearly and effectively. * Reduce unnecessary conflict and disappointment. * Develop healthier patterns of thinking rooted in truth and wisdom. * Build stronger, more fulfilling relationships at home, at work, and in everyday life. If you are ready to replace frustration with understanding, strengthen your relationships, and bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience, The Expectation Gap will provide the practical tools to help you get there. Nº de ref. del artículo: CIN1667888935G
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