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The Reversal of Desire: Uses the force of Forward Motion to directly face pain instead of attempting to avoid it by hiding in a comfort zone. I got the audiobook after watching the first 30 minutes of the Netflix documentary stutz. Great practical tools for the average consumer of self betterment products. The tools are great. Towards the end, the book takes an unexpected and intolerable turn towards cultish rhetoric under the name of new spirituality, Which is may be something that these days publisher require or populace needs to buy into self betterment. Between the two of us, Phil and I have sixty years of psychotherapy experience. Based on this experience, we’ve identified four fundamental problems that keep people from living the lives they want to live. How much happiness and satisfaction you get out of life will depend on how well you can free yourself from those problems. Secondly, what probably works well in therapy—i.e., with regular, ongoing support—is going to be far harder to accomplish on your own, without help. Which is the case with any program of self-overhaul, of course. But with with more pedestrian changes—fitness, diet, physical skills, etc.—there's a ton of available routes for support; not so much with this. invisibly with your postcode – it will show up under ultraviolet light. space and protects the contents from workshop dust.Ich habe das Buch relativ bald einmal nur noch überflogen, weil für mich nichts Hilfreiches erläutert wurde und es reicht, wenn man sich die Kapitelzusammenfassungen am Ende durchliest. Spätestens als von einer höheren Macht die Rede ist, war bei mir die Schmerzgrenze erreicht und ich habe das Buch endgültig abgebrochen. All those Tools are super awesome, but we need to make it a habit to use them every day. We need to work hard to get to a new level. We need a strong willpower if we want to actualize: “Willpower is the missing link in reaching human potential”. If you love tools, want to understand them, look after them, own the very best and use them effectively, then this book is for you. stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, USING A SPIRIT LEVEL 43 STRUCTURE OF BYPASS SECATEURS 92 In the book, Phil Stutz and Barry Michels (both are impressively well-educated and accomplished professionals in the fields of psychiatry and psychotherapy) bring forward a new approach to self-help.
read this book yeaaaars ago (forgot when, probably before I created a Goodreads account because I didn't log it) and I still have my handwritten notes about it. I was reminded of this because of Jonah Hill's docu about his therapist who shared some "tools" and concepts like "maze" and "shadow" (which are all mentioned in the book). when I went to GR to look for this, I realized that the psychiatrist is LITERALLY ONE OF THE AUTHORS (Phil Stutz).
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The Grateful Flow - When you are filled with worry, self-hatred, or negative-thinking. List at least 5 things you are grateful for, including things you may take for granted, then feel the physical sensation of gratefulness. Barry received his A.B., magna cum laude, from Harvard College in 1975, his J.D. (law degree) from University of California Berkeley, School of Law (Boalt Hall), in 1979, and his M.S.W. from U.S.C. School of Social Work in 1984.
See yourself lying on your deathbed. Having run out of time, this older self screams at you not to waste the present moment. You feel a deep, hidden fear that you’ve been squandering your life. This creates and urgent desire to use whichever basic Tool you need at that moment.” This tool is the most important to generate a “permanent source of jeopardy”, which will help you show up from moment to moment. Your time is limited! It will give you a sense of purpose and that your future is in your hands. You’ll get immediate access to your “WHY” ☺ So next time you feel that you need to use a tool, but kind of don’t feel like that (can’t find any motivation), do this:We all tend to avoid emotional pain. But this approach, in fact, limits our potential. If we want to live our best lives, we need to “reverse our desire” and get out of our Comfort Zone. Rather than trying to avoid pain, we need to discipline ourselves to get excited about the challenges in our lives. That’s the only way to break through to our infinite potential. These tools are emotional game changers. They do nothing less than deliver you to your best and most powerful self."--Kathy Freston, author of Quantum Wellness
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