The 5 Disciplines of Powerful People
*** CDs 7 Compact Discs/CD Workbook/”Charge Cards” *** About The 5 Disciplines of Powerful People You Keep the Promises You Make to Others – Now Learn to Follow Through on the Promises You Make to Yourself “I’m going to lose 10 pounds before summer.” “This time, I’m going to stay in school until I finish my bachelor’s degree.” “From now on, I’ll work on strengthening my marriage every day.” We all make promises to ourselves. But only a handful of us are able to follow through on those promises. Why? Because we never learned how making and achieving personal goals is not a skill taught in school or covered in on-the-job training. But now popular author and motivational speaker John Powers provides a road map to keeping those private commitments. In The Five Disciplines of Powerful People: How to Keep the Promises You Make to Yourself, John Powers takes you step by step through making and keeping a promise to yourself. You’ll explore how we think when it comes to improving our lives; discover how to build the inner strength you need to stick to your goal; and, most importantly, follow the process for achieving the commitments you make to yourself. As you work your way through this powerful program, you’ll learn to: *Go from wishes and dreams to promises you can keep *Create and channel your passions so you maximize their motivational force *Plan, prepare and incorporate practical thinking *Persist in pursuit of your promise *Build on your success *Utilize various personal power features such as how to deliver at crunch time *Live a life of personal power, satisfaction and happiness Setting and reaching a personal goal is one of the most difficult-and rewarding-experiences most of us face. John delves into the reasons we break the promises we make to ourselves-lack of commitment, making things too tough too soon, inability to change-and helps you face each of these roadblocks as you work towards your personal promise. By pointing out the negatives as well as
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