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Staying Afloat When the Water Gets Rough
David B. Posen
其他書名
How to Live in a Rapidly Changing World
出版Key Porter Books, 1998
主題Psychology / PersonalityReference / Personal & Practical GuidesSelf-Help / Self-Management / Stress ManagementSelf-Help / Personal Growth / General
ISBN15526301299781552630129
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=w74IAAAACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋Does change, with its unexpected ups and downs, make you queasy? In his bestseller Always Change a Losing Game, Dr. Posen looked at making positive personal changes in our lives to reduce stress and improve health, productivity, relationships and self-esteem. In this book he takes a closer look at the external and uninvited change that often causes insecurity and stress. He explores ways to manage change and uncertainty in our rapidly moving world; how to react to it, how to adapt to it, and how to benefit from it. Divided into two sections - "Thinking About Change" and "Taking Action" - this book walks the reader through the entire process. - Understanding the need for change - Why change is difficult, stressful or threatening - Seeing the benefits of change - Keeping your sense of humour - Believing in your ability to change - Practicing, planning and preparing for change - Generating and maintaining energy for change - Pacing yourself and the rate of change - The need for a support system - Dealing with uncertainty Written in Dr. Posen's accessible and humorous style, Staying Afloat When the Water Gets Rough delivers its message with analogies drawn from sports, politics, and popular culture, to create an essential life skills guide. (1998)