DISCOVERING YOURSELF: The Greatest Challenge is Discovering Who You Are
Book Details
PublisherBook House Publishers
ISBN / ASINB00VDJPYK8
ISBN-13978B00VDJPYK2
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
Description
“He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened.†– Lao Tzu
Do you sometimes wonder who you really are?
Do you feel that you are constantly adapting yourself to suit the needs of others?
Do you have multiple, conflicting roles in life that leave you feeling confused or compromised?
Do you feel that you are not relating to others as effectively as you would like?
We live in a complicated world that seems to expect us to be lots of different things all at the same time.
Very rarely are we called on just to be ourselves – yet strangely when we see that in others we applaud it and call it things like “individualityâ€, “charisma†and “inspiring leadershipâ€.
So why, is it that, true individuality in others seems inspiring and yet individuality for ourselves can seem impossible – or at least impractical? And if we do “find ourselvesâ€, how do we then relate to others in new ways?
In this book we will explore how we become the people that we are, how and why we “lose ourselves†– and what we can do about it.
It then goes on to set out how we can relate to others more effectively and develop high levels of inter- personal skills, enabling us to be our true selves – and create the space for others around us to do that too.
Do you sometimes wonder who you really are?
Do you feel that you are constantly adapting yourself to suit the needs of others?
Do you have multiple, conflicting roles in life that leave you feeling confused or compromised?
Do you feel that you are not relating to others as effectively as you would like?
We live in a complicated world that seems to expect us to be lots of different things all at the same time.
Very rarely are we called on just to be ourselves – yet strangely when we see that in others we applaud it and call it things like “individualityâ€, “charisma†and “inspiring leadershipâ€.
So why, is it that, true individuality in others seems inspiring and yet individuality for ourselves can seem impossible – or at least impractical? And if we do “find ourselvesâ€, how do we then relate to others in new ways?
In this book we will explore how we become the people that we are, how and why we “lose ourselves†– and what we can do about it.
It then goes on to set out how we can relate to others more effectively and develop high levels of inter- personal skills, enabling us to be our true selves – and create the space for others around us to do that too.
