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About the book
Professor of positive psychology at Harvard University, Sean Eikor talks about how to reveal his own potential, how people around you can help and what 5 strategies need to be realized for this.
Small potential is a limited success that we achieve alone. Great potential is what we can achieve together.
In the world of acute competition and individual achievements, success for us is measured by the ratio of victories and errors. We strive to first come to the finish line. We want to stand out, especially against the background of other people"s miscalculations and failures. Endless struggle exhausts, enhances anxiety and tension.
Sean Eikor shows the best and effective approach, how to unlock the hidden sources of potential in ourselves and, unexpectedly, in other people. Based on research conducted under his leadership in 50 countries, he convincingly shows that success and happiness are not competitive sports. They are completely dependent on how active and useful the network of our contacts is, how we relate to each other and what we learn from each other.
The author offers a new path to prosperity in the modern world through five strategies:
1. Be generous to praise. This is a renewable resource for you and infinitely important for your environment. No one shines alone, remember this.
2. Stop comparing yourself with others. This devastates and deprives you of strength.
3. Surround yourself with different people who will positively influence you.
4. Try to give, and not just take and solve problems at someone else"s expense.
5. Give yourself selectively and do not spray to everyone.
Seyte seeds "great potential", so you can achieve more, find happiness and meaning of life.
For whom this book
For everyone who wants to realize their potential and help their environment in this.
For managers and leaders.
About the author
Sean Eikor - a professor of positive psychology at Harvard University, a researcher of happiness, one of the most popular Harvard teachers, a coach and speaker, a student of Dr. Tal Ben -Shahara, a researcher of positive psychology and leadership in Harvard.
Sean is one of the founders of the Research Institute of Positive Psychology. His course on positive psychology has become one of the most popular and visited at Harvard, and his research and lectures on happiness and human potential popularize The New York Times, Boston Globe, The Wall Street Journal, as well as the NPR and CNN radio.
Graduates on positive psychology and conducts corporate master classes for companies from the Fortune 500 list and non-profit organizations. Sean is also one of the most popular TED lecturers, his lecture on happiness as a patching of success, achievements and prosperity over 17 million views.
Sean Eikor founded the consulting company Aspirant, which is engaged in the research of great potential - the life and achievements of outstanding people in order to identify statistically significant patterns and detect the points where the human potential, his success and happiness intersect. He conducted research for the Swiss Bank UBS and confirmed the working hypothesis that the change in the paradigm in which we think about stress changes the physical reactions of our body to stress
Professor of positive psychology at Harvard University, Sean Eikor talks about how to reveal his own potential, how people around you can help and what 5 strategies need to be realized for this.
Small potential is a limited success that we achieve alone. Great potential is what we can achieve together.
In the world of acute competition and individual achievements, success for us is measured by the ratio of victories and errors. We strive to first come to the finish line. We want to stand out, especially against the background of other people"s miscalculations and failures. Endless struggle exhausts, enhances anxiety and tension.
Sean Eikor shows the best and effective approach, how to unlock the hidden sources of potential in ourselves and, unexpectedly, in other people. Based on research conducted under his leadership in 50 countries, he convincingly shows that success and happiness are not competitive sports. They are completely dependent on how active and useful the network of our contacts is, how we relate to each other and what we learn from each other.
The author offers a new path to prosperity in the modern world through five strategies:
1. Be generous to praise. This is a renewable resource for you and infinitely important for your environment. No one shines alone, remember this.
2. Stop comparing yourself with others. This devastates and deprives you of strength.
3. Surround yourself with different people who will positively influence you.
4. Try to give, and not just take and solve problems at someone else"s expense.
5. Give yourself selectively and do not spray to everyone.
Seyte seeds "great potential", so you can achieve more, find happiness and meaning of life.
For whom this book
For everyone who wants to realize their potential and help their environment in this.
For managers and leaders.
About the author
Sean Eikor - a professor of positive psychology at Harvard University, a researcher of happiness, one of the most popular Harvard teachers, a coach and speaker, a student of Dr. Tal Ben -Shahara, a researcher of positive psychology and leadership in Harvard.
Sean is one of the founders of the Research Institute of Positive Psychology. His course on positive psychology has become one of the most popular and visited at Harvard, and his research and lectures on happiness and human potential popularize The New York Times, Boston Globe, The Wall Street Journal, as well as the NPR and CNN radio.
Graduates on positive psychology and conducts corporate master classes for companies from the Fortune 500 list and non-profit organizations. Sean is also one of the most popular TED lecturers, his lecture on happiness as a patching of success, achievements and prosperity over 17 million views.
Sean Eikor founded the consulting company Aspirant, which is engaged in the research of great potential - the life and achievements of outstanding people in order to identify statistically significant patterns and detect the points where the human potential, his success and happiness intersect. He conducted research for the Swiss Bank UBS and confirmed the working hypothesis that the change in the paradigm in which we think about stress changes the physical reactions of our body to stress
Author:
Author:Sean Eikor
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Myth. Personal development
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00117-867-5
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