Get out of your comfort zone. 21 Methods for Improving Personal Efficiency (B. Tracy)

foreword

My profession is a business coach. For the last 20 years I have been conducting various seminars and trainings, communicating with people who are interested in issues of personal effectiveness and motivation. All of them — without exaggeration — ask one question: «What to do?» At our events, we talk about context, creating a certain mood, changing attitudes to what is happening, and many other components of success. But every time, again and again, I hear: “No, well, everything is clear! And do something what?

The book you are holding in your hands, in my opinion, is the most clear and understandable answer to this question. Here you will find simple and concrete steps with which you can really achieve your goals. It is literally a guide to action. In recent years, I have read a lot of literature on this subject. However, it was this book that attracted my attention with its clear recommendations, written in an accessible language. I think this is largely due to the fact that the author collected this knowledge for a long time, and then, using this method, achieved outstanding results in his life.

Many people are still interested in the answers to two main questions. If you think about it, then «Who is to blame?» is rather a statement that it is not I who is to blame, but someone else. There is only one question left: What to do? And if you are still looking for an answer to it, consider that the search is over. The book is in your hands!

To my wonderful daughter Katherine — a wonderful girl with an extraordinary mindset, who has an amazing future ahead of her.

Foreword by the author

Thanks to everyone who purchased this book. I hope you will be able to use the ideas presented in it, because they once benefited me and still help many, many people. Moreover, I want them to make your life different forever.

You never have enough time for anything, although you are torn apart. Family responsibilities, daily work, plans, piles of magazines waiting in the wings — you are literally inundated with it all; I’m not talking about the growing mountain of books that never reach your hands, and you only dream of someday opening one of them.