So … What’s Your Story?
By Alex Mandossian on October 14, 2008
In his groundbreaking new book, Dr. Jim Loehr, New York Times bestselling co-author of The Power of Full Engagement, examines the way we tell stories about ourselves to ourselves.
“When you change your story, you will transform your business and personal life,” writes Dr. Loehr.
Click here to get free instant access to my Virtual Book Tour (VBT) on The Power of Story with Jim Loehr and be sure you also tell a friend or colleague whom you feel needs to rewrite their story ;-)
Because I’ve devoured his new book - 3 times - I want you to eavesdrop in on this VBT and hear me grill Jim on these fascinating topics:
Page 39: “Why the premise of your story becomes the purpose of your life…”
Page 74: “What the “Because I Can” syndrome is and how it can cripple you!”
Page 122: “The 2 voices of storytellers - which one most likely requires rewriting…” <– This is a biggee!
Page 137: “How the 3 rules of storytelling can change your life forever!”
Page 155: “Why multi-tasking depletes your energy and lowers productivity…”
And much, much more!
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Hello,
What a great idea! We all know that the most powerful and important barriers to our own progress lie in our minds - what better way to overcome them than to examine them carefully and “create”a more successful, happier story and start living it!
Of course you should do another teleseminar series with Dr. Loehr, its a no-brainer!
Thanks a lot
Suresh
Hi,
I loved reading this article. I woke up this morning at 3:30, with a story playing in my head. One of my favorite quotes in life is: “There are always three sides to ever story, your side, their side and the truth.”
As I walked through all of the details of the story I was thinking about, at the end, I found myself asking…is that what really even happened? As I recounted the events, I realized that I had used my own filters and was telling myself a little different version than what actually happened. What a great concept to observe, and be able to rewrite the stories that we tell ourselves and others. Very powerful. Thank you for bringing us such a great book.
Bonnie