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HyperCoaching for HyperLiving: A multidimensional experience of growth, flow and performance

HyperCoaching for HyperLiving: A multidimensional experience of growth, flow and performance

Medicina, Bruno

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN13: 9798338965375
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 11 2024
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.46 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
To say that we are using only a fraction of our potential may sound like one of the usual motivational clichés, but in reality we are all aware that we are living a life far below what we could be living if we had the courage to step out of our comfort zone and allow ourselves to realize our full potential.

But no one tells us how to achieve it, because the authors of books on success simply repeat the usual formula in all its variations: set a goal, make a plan, get to work and, if something doesn't work, change the plan (if it were that simple, we wouldn't understand why we are not all millionaires, movie stars, multinational company executives and whatnot).

In fact, as Einstein says in an oft-quoted phrase, problems cannot be solved at the same level of knowledge that created them. This means that if we really want to fully express ourselves and take ourselves to the next level, we have to change the paradigm and approach things from a different and more creative point of view.

In mathematics, Hyper refers to the higher dimensions; in our case, HyperLiving means realizing that man is a multidimensional creature and that each dimension interacts, influences and is influenced by the others.

Of course you will have heard of coaching and know that to achieve outstanding results in any field you need a coach, no more or less than an athlete needs a coach: no athlete has ever reached the Olympics working alone.

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