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Getting Out of Your Own Way: Unlocking Your True Performance Potential

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Getting Out of Your Own Way: Unlocking Your True Performance Potential
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN/ASIN: B00D7YUF5G
Number of pages: 192

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The primary obstacle to successful performance of any kind is our own mind. In a clear and compassionate style, Shainberg-Colier shows us how to understand and overcome the psychological barriers that keep us from achieving our full potential. The book demonstrates how to radically change our relationship with negative thoughts, move beyond comparison, self-doubt, and jealousy.

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