The Power of One"s "I". Seven Psychogymnastics

How to be if you can"t realize your intention? If you are knocking out of the rut every failure? If you often agree to anything and then regret it? Or do not let yourself negative feelings, seeking to never spoil yourself, and seem because of this insensitive and indifferent to other people? Such behaviors can significantly complicate personal and professional life. This book will help you understand that you always need to behave on some one scenario, and that the best way to communicate and doing business with people is a skillful "switching" from one behavior on the other.
The book is written in simple language and is intended primarily for those who seek to develop themselves become more perfect and independent. She will also be interested in students learning social sciences