David Sandua, author of multiple essays and passionate about writing.
As an expert in psychology, nutrition and human behavior, with a special focus on personal development and habit transformation, practical and research-based, he has helped countless people understand and dismantle unwanted behavior patterns, and cultivate more positive and healthy habits. His empathetic and understanding approach has made him a trusted guide for those seeking to make significant changes in their lives. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to helping people unlock their potential and live fuller, more satisfying lives. His interest in self-help books and personal development techniques is also reflected in his writing, where he often provides practical advice and insightful reflections to improve our lives.
His work is a testament to his dedication to this goal.
Facing the Impostor Syndrome can be a constant battle for many professionals. This book offers a practical and accessible guide to understanding and overcoming this psychological phenomenon that affects self-esteem and confidence. Through clear advice, practical exercises, and inspiring examples, you'll learn to recognize the thought patterns that perpetuate insecurity and develop strategies to build a more positive and realistic self-image. Discover how to stop self-sabotage, manage the fear of failure and success, and embrace your achievements with confidence. This read is essential for anyone looking to break free from self-sabotage and move forward confidently in their personal and professional lives.
Título : Overcoming the Impostor Syndrome
EAN : 9798227997234
Editorial : David Sandua
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