The hardest mountain you will ever climb is the one inside you.
You have the ambition. You know, more or less, what you should be doing. So why does something keep holding you back? Fear that disguises itself as caution. Comfort that feels like wisdom. Doubt that sounds like common sense. Old beliefs, absorbed long ago, that still decide what you think is possible for someone like you.
Ascend: Beyond the Inner Mountain is an honest, practical guide to the climb that comes before every outer success — the inner one. Its author learned these lessons the slow way: through repeated failure, through decades in a secure job that was never his dream, and through a personal loss that taught him never to postpone living. This book is the map he wishes someone had handed him earlier.
Inside, you will discover:
- The ten inner obstacles that quietly stall capable people — from fear, doubt and comfort to ego, shame, comparison and perfectionism — and how to recognize each one in your own life
- The five inner capacities that carry you through them: discipline, resilience, purpose, presence and courage
- Why most people fail not because they cannot achieve big, but because they settle for goals that are too small
- Why hard work alone is never enough, and what turns effort into real progress
- How to redefine success so that health, relationships, meaning, contribution and wealth rise together
- Why you must never put your life on hold until you "make it"
Every chapter ends with an Ascent Practice, a short exercise designed to take fifteen minutes or less, because insight that is never practiced is just a more sophisticated way of staying still. The book also includes a 90-Day Ascent Plan and a quick-reference Field Guide for hard days.
Along the way, you will find stories that make each lesson real: an Olympic champion who taught himself to shoot with his other hand, a cricketer who kept refining his game for twenty-four years, and ordinary people facing the same quiet struggles you may be facing right now.
Whether you feel stuck, have quietly settled, or are ready for your next climb, this book will help you see your mountain clearly — and take the first honest step.
The mountain is still there. So are you. Begin.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The hardest mountain you will ever climb is the one inside you. You have the ambition. You know, more or less, what you should be doing. So why does something keep holding you back? Fear that disguises itself as caution. Comfort that feels like wisdom. Doubt that sounds like common sense. Old beliefs, absorbed long ago, that still decide what you think is possible for someone like you. Ascend: Beyond the Inner Mountain is an honest, practical guide to the climb that comes before every outer success - the inner one. Its author learned these lessons the slow way: through repeated failure, through decades in a secure job that was never his dream, and through a personal loss that taught him never to postpone living. This book is the map he wishes someone had handed him earlier. Inside, you will discover: - The ten inner obstacles that quietly stall capable people - from fear, doubt and comfort to ego, shame, comparison and perfectionism - and how to recognize each one in your own life- The five inner capacities that carry you through them: discipline, resilience, purpose, presence and courage- Why most people fail not because they cannot achieve big, but because they settle for goals that are too small- Why hard work alone is never enough, and what turns effort into real progress- How to redefine success so that health, relationships, meaning, contribution and wealth rise together- Why you must never put your life on hold until you "make it" Every chapter ends with an Ascent Practice, a short exercise designed to take fifteen minutes or less, because insight that is never practiced is just a more sophisticated way of staying still. The book also includes a 90-Day Ascent Plan and a quick-reference Field Guide for hard days. Along the way, you will find stories that make each lesson real: an Olympic champion who taught himself to shoot with his other hand, a cricketer who kept refining his game for twenty-four years, and ordinary people facing the same quiet struggles you may be facing right now. Whether you feel stuck, have quietly settled, or are ready for your next climb, this book will help you see your mountain clearly - and take the first honest step. The mountain is still there. So are you. Begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798170145911
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The hardest mountain you will ever climb is the one inside you. You have the ambition. You know, more or less, what you should be doing. So why does something keep holding you back? Fear that disguises itself as caution. Comfort that feels like wisdom. Doubt that sounds like common sense. Old beliefs, absorbed long ago, that still decide what you think is possible for someone like you. Ascend: Beyond the Inner Mountain is an honest, practical guide to the climb that comes before every outer success - the inner one. Its author learned these lessons the slow way: through repeated failure, through decades in a secure job that was never his dream, and through a personal loss that taught him never to postpone living. This book is the map he wishes someone had handed him earlier. Inside, you will discover: - The ten inner obstacles that quietly stall capable people - from fear, doubt and comfort to ego, shame, comparison and perfectionism - and how to recognize each one in your own life- The five inner capacities that carry you through them: discipline, resilience, purpose, presence and courage- Why most people fail not because they cannot achieve big, but because they settle for goals that are too small- Why hard work alone is never enough, and what turns effort into real progress- How to redefine success so that health, relationships, meaning, contribution and wealth rise together- Why you must never put your life on hold until you "make it" Every chapter ends with an Ascent Practice, a short exercise designed to take fifteen minutes or less, because insight that is never practiced is just a more sophisticated way of staying still. The book also includes a 90-Day Ascent Plan and a quick-reference Field Guide for hard days. Along the way, you will find stories that make each lesson real: an Olympic champion who taught himself to shoot with his other hand, a cricketer who kept refining his game for twenty-four years, and ordinary people facing the same quiet struggles you may be facing right now. Whether you feel stuck, have quietly settled, or are ready for your next climb, this book will help you see your mountain clearly - and take the first honest step. The mountain is still there. So are you. Begin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798170145911
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