Isbn: 9798989740949 - the art of self: 12 principles for personal growth, focus, and a meaningful life (3 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the most important thing you build in your life is yourself We spend years pursuing the things we believe will make life better: achievement, security, recognition, relationships, financial freedom, and success. Yet even when we reach them, satisfaction can be surprisingly temporary. The destination changes, the expectations move, and before long we are pursuing something else.The Art of Self begins with a different idea. A meaningful life is shaped not only by what we accomplish, but by who we become while accomplishing it.Drawing from psychology, philosophy, history, and personal experience, Dan Regan explores twelve principles for understanding yourself more clearly and living with greater intention. Along the way, he examines why achievement often fails to satisfy us for long, why we resist change, how our emotions and attention shape our experience, and how our relationships with money, other people, gratitude, and meaningful work are connected to the way we understand ourselves.The Art of Self explores how to: - Develop a mindset that allows you to continue growing- Take greater ownership of your emotional life- Focus your energy on what you can actually control- Use obstacles as opportunities for growth- Protect your attention in a world designed to capture it- Become more present in your own life- Build deeper and more intentional relationships- Understand the patterns and biases of your own mind- Develop a healthier relationship with money and success- Practice gratitude without ignoring life's difficulties- Overcome the resistance that keeps meaningful work undoneThis is not a book about becoming perfect, endlessly productive, or someone other than yourself. Nor is it another formula promising that twelve principles will solve every problem.It is an invitation to look more carefully at the life you are already living and the person you are becoming.Because a meaningful life is rarely created in a single dramatic moment. It develops through ordinary choices repeated over time: what we pay attention to, how we respond when things go wrong, the relationships we nurture, what we do with our resources, and whether we make time for the work that matters to us.You are already becoming someone. The question is whether you are becoming that person intentionally.I particularly like that final line for the Amazon page. It captures the central idea of the book without sounding like a slogan pasted onto it.…