ISBN: 9798175306768 - becoming someone you can rely on (5 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What happens when everyone can rely on you-except you We make promises to ourselves every day.I'll start tomorrow.I'll speak up next time.I'll stop accepting this.I'll take better care of myself.I'll finally finish what I started.Most of these promises are made quietly. No one else hears them, and no one notices when they are broken. But over time, something important begins to change: we stop believing our own word.Becoming Someone You Can Rely On explores how self-trust is lost through ordinary moments-and how it can be rebuilt through small, consistent evidence.Through the lives of Ritu, Ram, Vinayak, and Ganesh, the book explores four different struggles: putting everyone else's needs before your own, repeatedly waiting for the perfect Monday to begin, starting more than you finish, and postponing action until you finally feel ready.Their journeys reveal that self-trust isn't built through dramatic reinvention, endless motivation, or perfection. It grows when you learn to make promises you can genuinely keep, return after setbacks, renegotiate when circumstances change, set boundaries without abandoning yourself, and stop expecting your future self to rescue the life you're avoiding today.Inside, you'll explore how to: - Recognize the small promises quietly shaping your relationship with yourself- Break the cycle of ambitious plans, setbacks, guilt, and restarting- Build confidence through evidence rather than affirmation alone- Distinguish a setback from the story you attach to it- Set boundaries while remaining flexible and compassionate- Finish what matters without waiting for perfection- Renegotiate commitments without treating change as failure- Recognize promises inherited from expectations that no longer belong to you- Learn when keeping a promise matters-and when letting one go is the more honest choiceUltimately, becoming someone you can rely on doesn't mean never failing, changing your mind, needing help, or losing your way.It means building enough trust in yourself to know that when life interrupts your plans, you will not abandon yourself in the process.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when everyone can rely on you-except you?We make promises to ourselves every day.I'll start tomorrow.I'll speak up next time.I'll stop accepting this.I'll take better care of myself.I'll finally finish what I started.Most of these promises are made quietly. No one else hears them, and no one notices when they are broken. But over time, something important begins to change: we stop believing our own word.Becoming Someone You Can Rely On explores how self-trust is lost through ordinary moments-and how it can be rebuilt through small, consistent evidence.Through the lives of Ritu, Ram, Vinayak, and Ganesh, the book explores four different struggles: putting everyone else's needs before your own, repeatedly waiting for the perfect Monday to begin, starting more than you finish, and postponing action until you finally feel ready.Their journeys reveal that self-trust isn't built through dramatic reinvention, endless motivation, or perfection. It grows when you learn to make promises you can genuinely keep, return after setbacks, renegotiate when circumstances change, set boundaries without abandoning yourself, and stop expecting your future self to rescue the life you're avoiding today.Inside, you'll explore how to: - Recognize the small promises quietly shaping your relationship with yourself- Break the cycle of ambitious plans, setbacks, guilt, and restarting- Build confidence through evidence rather than affirmation alone- Distinguish a setback from the story you attach to it- Set boundaries while remaining flexible and compassionate- Finish what matters without waiting for perfection- Renegotiate commitments without treating change as failure- Recognize promises inherited from expectations that no longer belong to you- Learn when keeping a promise matters-and when letting one go is the more honest choiceUltimately, becoming someone you can rely on doesn't mean never failing, changing your mind, needing help, or losing your way.It means building enough trust in yourself to know that when life interrupts your plans, you will not abandon yourself in the process. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when everyone can rely on you-except you?We make promises to ourselves every day.I'll start tomorrow.I'll speak up next time.I'll stop accepting this.I'll take better care of myself.I'll finally finish what I started.Most of these promises are made quietly. No one else hears them, and no one notices when they are broken. But over time, something important begins to change: we stop believing our own word.Becoming Someone You Can Rely On explores how self-trust is lost through ordinary moments-and how it can be rebuilt through small, consistent evidence.Through the lives of Ritu, Ram, Vinayak, and Ganesh, the book explores four different struggles: putting everyone else's needs before your own, repeatedly waiting for the perfect Monday to begin, starting more than you finish, and postponing action until you finally feel ready.Their journeys reveal that self-trust isn't built through dramatic reinvention, endless motivation, or perfection. It grows when you learn to make promises you can genuinely keep, return after setbacks, renegotiate when circumstances change, set boundaries without abandoning yourself, and stop expecting your future self to rescue the life you're avoiding today.Inside, you'll explore how to: - Recognize the small promises quietly shaping your relationship with yourself- Break the cycle of ambitious plans, setbacks, guilt, and restarting- Build confidence through evidence rather than affirmation alone- Distinguish a setback from the story you attach to it- Set boundaries while remaining flexible and compassionate- Finish what matters without waiting for perfection- Renegotiate commitments without treating change as failure- Recognize promises inherited from expectations that no longer belong to you- Learn when keeping a promise matters-and when letting one go is the more honest choiceUltimately, becoming someone you can rely on doesn't mean never failing, changing your mind, needing help, or losing your way.It means building enough trust in yourself to know that when life interrupts your plans, you will not abandon yourself in the process. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…