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How to Overcome Your Secret Fear of Failure Book
This volume is a study in the mechanics of self-doubt and a tonic for curing the crippling anxiety and stress caused by it. Chapters deal with people's Achilles heels at work in love and as a parent. The book also examines all types of creative block experienced by artists of all kinds.Read More
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Almost everyone has heard of an "Achilles heel,"--an expression derived from the Greek myth of the warrior who, when he was born, was dipped by his mother in the magical River Styx, but was held by the heel, which remained his vulnerable spot. A psychotherapist who is a consultant to many corporate leaders offers a brilliant analysis of the "Achilles Syndrome" of many people today who downplay their many strengths and talents and become consumed by real or imagined weakness. Revealing examples of famous people (made anonymous through composite case histories) show how the fear of "pseudo-competency" arises from a person's early experience in self-image, and how it's possible to close the gap between one's low assessment of oneself and the high assessments by others. The range of examples includes those of executives and middle managers as well as artists and musicians, spouses and parents, and even psychotherapists.
- 1843331578
- 9781843331575
- Petruska Clarkson
- 20 January 2003
- Vega Books
- Paperback (Book)
- 224
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