Get Out of Your Own Way Guide to Life 10 Steps to Shift Gears, Dream Big, Do It Now!
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28.10.2022
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Mango MediaSeitenzahl
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Englisch
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9781633536487
Based on one CEO's inspiring journey, this motivational guide shows how to build on your strengths, eliminate weaknesses, and achieve your own success.
Do you want to be known as a tremendous talent... or a lazy, unfocused slacker? Whether you're a Millennial yearning to join corporate America, a Boomer ready for reinvention, a closeted LGBTQ+ individual, or even a nerd nauseated with perfection, this in-your-face, funny, no-nonsense, socio-business, coming-of-ageless handbook can help you find true, inner-personal success.
Inside, you'll learn ten easy steps, such as:
. Work on Your Work Ethic
. Own the Power of Thoughtfulness
. Find Perfection in Imperfection
. Rule Your Plane
. and more
This book is based on Loeber's quirky personal life experiences that all started in 1970s, disco-era New York City. Justin worked as a waiter, a Wang Word Processing Operator, (remember Wang?), a substitute go-go dancer, and was discovered by pop icon Gary Numan in London. He was one step from stardom in his own right as a solo pop-recording artist-only to lose it all. Then, in a 180-degree turn-and without a college degree-went from a temp at Random House to an executive vice president at HarperCollins in a little more than a decade. In 2006, Loeber created mouth: digital + public relations, a boutique agency in NYC-repping over 550 clients to date.
Get Out of Your Own Way Guide to Life will give you the courage to:
. Shake down your fear, which is squelching your dream
. Find the "it" that makes you "tick"
. Take a Risk, which in the end, isn't risky after all
. Put down the electronics, look up; and transfer from the passenger to the pilot of your life
So, Get out of your own way! Dream big! Do it now!
Do you want to be known as a tremendous talent... or a lazy, unfocused slacker? Whether you're a Millennial yearning to join corporate America, a Boomer ready for reinvention, a closeted LGBTQ+ individual, or even a nerd nauseated with perfection, this in-your-face, funny, no-nonsense, socio-business, coming-of-ageless handbook can help you find true, inner-personal success.
Inside, you'll learn ten easy steps, such as:
. Work on Your Work Ethic
. Own the Power of Thoughtfulness
. Find Perfection in Imperfection
. Rule Your Plane
. and more
This book is based on Loeber's quirky personal life experiences that all started in 1970s, disco-era New York City. Justin worked as a waiter, a Wang Word Processing Operator, (remember Wang?), a substitute go-go dancer, and was discovered by pop icon Gary Numan in London. He was one step from stardom in his own right as a solo pop-recording artist-only to lose it all. Then, in a 180-degree turn-and without a college degree-went from a temp at Random House to an executive vice president at HarperCollins in a little more than a decade. In 2006, Loeber created mouth: digital + public relations, a boutique agency in NYC-repping over 550 clients to date.
Get Out of Your Own Way Guide to Life will give you the courage to:
. Shake down your fear, which is squelching your dream
. Find the "it" that makes you "tick"
. Take a Risk, which in the end, isn't risky after all
. Put down the electronics, look up; and transfer from the passenger to the pilot of your life
So, Get out of your own way! Dream big! Do it now!
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