ImPossible Goals How to lose bad habits and develop powerful skills using special methods of positive psychology and NLP
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ePUB
Kopierschutz
Nein
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
13.12.2023
Verlag
BoD - Books on DemandSeitenzahl
150 (Printausgabe)
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709 KB
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1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783758397943
imPossible Goals
How to Lose Bad Habits and Develop Powerful Skills Using Positive Psychology and NLP
You set goals with full intention. You promise yourself this time it will be different. More discipline. More focus. Better habits. And yet, sooner or later, something slows you down.
Not because you are weak. Not because you lack motivation. But because invisible patterns inside you are stronger than willpower.
Most people try to solve this by pushing harder. They consume more motivational content, create stricter plans, demand more from themselves. The result is tension, frustration and self-doubt.
imPossible Goals takes a different path.
Instead of fighting symptoms, this book uncovers the structure behind your behavior. It explains how unconscious thinking patterns influence your decisions, why inner resistance appears at the exact moment you want to grow, and how tension is not your enemy but a signal.
Gerhard J. Mandalka combines positive psychology and NLP into a clear system that helps you understand your mental mechanics. Once you recognize how your habits are formed and why your mind protects certain patterns, you can start reshaping them consciously.
This book shows you how to replace destructive routines with powerful skills, how to align your focus with opportunity instead of fear, and how to build progress that is stable instead of temporary.
Real change does not come from pressure.
It comes from structure.
If you want clearer decisions, stronger discipline without inner conflict, and measurable personal growth, this book gives you the psychological framework to move forward.
Stop fighting yourself.
Start understanding yourself.
How to Lose Bad Habits and Develop Powerful Skills Using Positive Psychology and NLP
You set goals with full intention. You promise yourself this time it will be different. More discipline. More focus. Better habits. And yet, sooner or later, something slows you down.
Not because you are weak. Not because you lack motivation. But because invisible patterns inside you are stronger than willpower.
Most people try to solve this by pushing harder. They consume more motivational content, create stricter plans, demand more from themselves. The result is tension, frustration and self-doubt.
imPossible Goals takes a different path.
Instead of fighting symptoms, this book uncovers the structure behind your behavior. It explains how unconscious thinking patterns influence your decisions, why inner resistance appears at the exact moment you want to grow, and how tension is not your enemy but a signal.
Gerhard J. Mandalka combines positive psychology and NLP into a clear system that helps you understand your mental mechanics. Once you recognize how your habits are formed and why your mind protects certain patterns, you can start reshaping them consciously.
This book shows you how to replace destructive routines with powerful skills, how to align your focus with opportunity instead of fear, and how to build progress that is stable instead of temporary.
Real change does not come from pressure.
It comes from structure.
If you want clearer decisions, stronger discipline without inner conflict, and measurable personal growth, this book gives you the psychological framework to move forward.
Stop fighting yourself.
Start understanding yourself.
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