Ergebnis für "The Winner" in Stressmanagement

Der neuseeländische Bestseller (2010) von Dr. Kerry Spackman - weltbekannter Neurowissenschaftler, Berater von Top-Athleten und Formel1 - jetzt auf Deutsch! - Sie möchten nachhaltige Veränderungen in Ihrem Leben verwirklichen? - Sie möchten sich ausgeglichen und erfüllt fühlen? Sie möchten Ihre wahre Motivation finden, Ihre Ziele erreichen und Ihre Optimale Zukunft leben? Sie haben wahrscheinlich schon viele Selbsthilfebücher gelesen, die es aber nicht geschafft haben Ihr Leben dauerhaft zu verändern.

What separates Winners from everyone else? In September 2015, Shane Watson, one of cricket's greatest allrounders, was contemplating retirement. At 34, he was still in great physical shape, but his form had deteriorated following a tragedy the year before. Mentally, he was in the darkest hole of...

Becoming a Winner is a guided affirmation and visualization script designed to help individuals eliminate internal stress and negative programming that may hinder success. Repeatedly invoking the word "relax" as a trigger, it encourages the listener to systematically release mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical blockages, ranging from personal trauma and limiting beliefs to physiological stress and emotional baggage. The text employs a consistent pattern of direct commands aimed at rewiring the subconscious mind for success, confidence, wealth, health, and fulfillment.

-व्यक्तित्व विकास स्वयं को मानसिक और शारीरिक रूप से सक्षम बनाने की वह प्रक्रिया है, जो जीवन को सकारात्मक दिशा में अग्रसर करने की प्रेरणा प्रदान करती है।

Too often, we only see life at surface level—focusing on setbacks, rejections, and delays as obstacles instead of hidden opportunities for growth. But what if you could train your mind to see beyond the obvious and unlock the deeper wisdom in everyday moments?

Listen up and enjoy life, advises popular television, radio, and print personality Dr. Michael Mantell. His guide, Don't Sweat the Small Stuff: P.S. It's All Small Stuff, provides thoughtful and practical advice for those of us who take life too seriously.

Physicians have an extremely important job, one that is the culmination of years of hard work. They dedicate their lives to helping others and at times are faced with literal life-or-death decisions. But often they are so busy taking care of others, they neglect to take care of themselves, which can lead to burnout. They feel overwhelmed and exhausted, struggle to keep up with it all, and in some cases may wish to leave medicine entirely.