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The power of strength
The power of strength
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To become a truly strong person in the face of a serious and difficult crisis
A profound reflection on what it means to be truly qualified! _ Adam Grant

New scientific facts about inner strength and how to cultivate it for success.


What does resilience mean to us, redefining it with scientific evidence? Steve Magness, renowned performance expert, executive coach, and co-author of Peak Performance, challenges us to fundamentally rethink how we perceive character and what it means to achieve high ambitions in the face of challenging circumstances.


For a long time, resilience has been considered essential for achieving peak performance.
The image of strength, pushing forward like a bulldozer, was dominant.
Within this perception, people glorified and encouraged pushing themselves to the brink of collapse, and any sign of weakness was seen as a complete failure.
The problem with this strength is that it is ineffective.

The author, a behavioral scientist, Olympic athlete coach, and author, re-proposes a model of resilience grounded in the latest sports science and psychology.
In other words, it prescribes a new kind of resilience—true resilience—that will help readers overcome adversity and challenges.
His science-backed model of authentic resilience focuses on paying attention to our physiological, emotional, and psychological responses, such as pain and anger, and using those responses to overcome challenges.
True resilience has biological and psychological aspects, but fake resilience does not.
The author offers four core principles of true resilience to cultivate true inner strength:

First, let go of illusions and accept reality.
Second, listen to your body's signals and communicate with your problems.
Third, don't react, react.
Fourth, overcome obstacles.

The author challenges conventional wisdom about what resilience is.
Resilience isn't something you develop by ignoring challenges.
Drawing on mindfulness, military case studies, sports psychology, neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy, it offers a roadmap for navigating life's challenges, achieving high performance, and ultimately becoming a happier, more successful, and ultimately better person.





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Introduction · How did we come to misunderstand toughness?

Chapter 1: How to Become a Strong Person, Not a Pushy Person
Chapter 2: Endure Evil with Strength

Rule #1: Drop the pretense and face reality.

Chapter 3: What We Can Do, What We Can't Do
Chapter 4: Confidence is quiet, anxiety is loud.
Chapter 5: There's a Time to Hold on and a Time to Give Up

Rule #2: Listen to your body.

Chapter 6: Emotions are messengers, not dictators.
Chapter 7: How to Control Your Mind's Voice

Rule 3: Don't react immediately, respond.

Chapter 8: Stabilizing a Wavering Heart
Chapter 9: How to Live as the Master of Your Emotions

Principle 4: Difficulties are opportunities to encounter a greater self.

Chapter 10: Laying the Foundation for Difficult Tasks
Chapter 11: Finding Meaning in Suffering

Acknowledgements
References

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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 27, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 408 pages | 584g | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791192389776
- ISBN10: 1192389778

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