The best self-aid books for 2020
Jan 22 2020- Books
- Last Updated on 22 January 2020
- Monica Costa
Professional consultants to sort us out in life-changing times can cost a fortune and you cannot just go for one session. Although I have used life coaches and mentors in the past to guide me at crossroads at various moments of my life, I am also a great believer that we can help ourselves if we are strong-willed and confident that we can make a success of our life. I need to be the first person to believe in myself in order to succeed. I am at a crossroad now and I have used self-aid books to help me figure out what to do with my life. Here’s a selection of my favourite self-aid manuals, interesting reads that have made me approach things from a different perspective. I hope this post can help other people out there.
Book of the month: Goodbye Glossophobia – A guide to banish your fear of public speaking
Jan 12 2020- Books
- Last Updated on 12 January 2020
- Beth
Public speaking advisor Esther Stanhope advises her audience on effective communication and how to succeed in your job in her thought-provoking self-help book, Goodbye Glossophobia – A guide to banish your fear of public speaking.
It is certain that everyone has had to speak in front of a group at some point in their life. Whether this is in front of ten or ten thousand people, it can be equally terrifying for everyone. I’m sure almost everyone has had a moment whilst on stage, you gaze out across the audience and become engulfed by the fact that hundreds of pairs of eyes are fixed on you. Overwhelmed, you then begin to stumble, your speech is ruined, and you’re humiliated. Stanhope’s polished information guide provides a clear insight into not only why we have such a fear of public speaking, but also what we can do to (as she puts it) ‘own’ our fears and transform into much more confident public speakers.
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Exclusive interview with Andrew Wallas, author of book Intention – How to tap into the most underrated power in the Universe
Dec 12 2019- Books
- Last Updated on 12 December 2019
- Monica Costa
With New Year just around the corner, I wanted to share with you my interview with Andrew Wallas, author of one of the most inspiring books I have ever read: Intention – How to tap into the most underrated power in the Universe. Andrew helps us to understand why resolutions and goal setting don’t work, and why we should all be setting our own intentions instead. If there’s a book you should read or gift to a person you care about, it’s Intention. It has helped me understand what I really want from my life at a crossroad and I always keep it closely to remind me of how powerful my will an intentions can be to determine my future.
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