A solid set of THREE handy tools fixing THREE issues with our effectiveness:
- Weak memory
- Procrastination
- Lack of public speaking skills
Reid Cahill, the self-improvement agent, offers to tackle a whole list of problems ranging from “where are my keys again?” to “why have I missed the deadline again” and “I don’t want to speak on public!” – all in one effort. Practically speaking, all these can be reduced to simple equations:
- Good memory = a lot of knowledge
- Ability to manage time and opportunities = success at work and relationships
- Advanced public speaking skills = capacity to enrich your emotional and social life
Working on your memory, an action based approach and public speaking may seem to like it doesn't quite apply to you. While each one of them makes a consistent contribution to enhance effectiveness of your life, just think what a difference they might yield when combined together!
The well thought-out structure of the set will keep your mind and attention acute all through the reading process because of the variety of teaching methods used. You shouldn’t have to scroll through boring lists of guidance any more!
Instead, this set gives:
- the insight into the problems from within
- examples of destructive behaviour
- examples of constructive habits
- lessons and tips derived from both
The logic of the set’s plan is easy to follow as well as importance of the each book’s investment in your personal development.
Improve Your Memory: How to gain more clarity, retain knowledge and obtain mental mastery
The capacity of our memory is the ground for our future achievements. The ability to remember well and for long inhales confidence into our professional aspirations as well as everyday routine. Questions like “Have I remembered to follow each step of the instructions?” and “Have I remembered to switch off the light?” are equally important. When we can rely on our memory for big things and trifles we feel more secure and less stressed.
Push Procrastination Away! Identify Your Procrastination Type, Practice Awareness and Enhance Effectiveness in Your Life
How are you dealing with the important appointments or work? Do you actively approach the deadlines or dread them?
Usually, we experience a tangled mix of emotions when we’re faced with the things to do which we don’t want to do. There is no use to blame laziness or lack of self-discipline – they are far to be the only reasons we (or other people) don’t get the things done. Identification of your type of procrastinator is the foundation for eliminating the problem and future taking control of your life. The book illustrates most common failures of effective active approach towards work, relationships, personal matters.
Engage Your Audience: A Public Speaking Guide to Successfully Conveying Ideas
An “8 of 10 idea” successfully conveyed is better than a “10 of 10” idea failed to be conveyed. People cannot look inside your head and “read” directly from it to learn about your intentions, attitudes, ideas for improvement – they’ve got only your words, your face expression, the tone of your voice, general behavior in front of the public.
The book will teach you to do it all much better then you used to. Careful examination of great speeches, as well as tips for correct public speaking behavior, are kept concise and vivid. You’ll make sure that public speaking is the engine of personal and professional development.
Grab your copy of this fantastic compilation today and receive a set of free resources (for a limited time only)
- Weak memory
- Procrastination
- Lack of public speaking skills
Reid Cahill, the self-improvement agent, offers to tackle a whole list of problems ranging from “where are my keys again?” to “why have I missed the deadline again” and “I don’t want to speak on public!” – all in one effort. Practically speaking, all these can be reduced to simple equations:
- Good memory = a lot of knowledge
- Ability to manage time and opportunities = success at work and relationships
- Advanced public speaking skills = capacity to enrich your emotional and social life
Working on your memory, an action based approach and public speaking may seem to like it doesn't quite apply to you. While each one of them makes a consistent contribution to enhance effectiveness of your life, just think what a difference they might yield when combined together!
The well thought-out structure of the set will keep your mind and attention acute all through the reading process because of the variety of teaching methods used. You shouldn’t have to scroll through boring lists of guidance any more!
Instead, this set gives:
- the insight into the problems from within
- examples of destructive behaviour
- examples of constructive habits
- lessons and tips derived from both
The logic of the set’s plan is easy to follow as well as importance of the each book’s investment in your personal development.
Improve Your Memory: How to gain more clarity, retain knowledge and obtain mental mastery
The capacity of our memory is the ground for our future achievements. The ability to remember well and for long inhales confidence into our professional aspirations as well as everyday routine. Questions like “Have I remembered to follow each step of the instructions?” and “Have I remembered to switch off the light?” are equally important. When we can rely on our memory for big things and trifles we feel more secure and less stressed.
Push Procrastination Away! Identify Your Procrastination Type, Practice Awareness and Enhance Effectiveness in Your Life
How are you dealing with the important appointments or work? Do you actively approach the deadlines or dread them?
Usually, we experience a tangled mix of emotions when we’re faced with the things to do which we don’t want to do. There is no use to blame laziness or lack of self-discipline – they are far to be the only reasons we (or other people) don’t get the things done. Identification of your type of procrastinator is the foundation for eliminating the problem and future taking control of your life. The book illustrates most common failures of effective active approach towards work, relationships, personal matters.
Engage Your Audience: A Public Speaking Guide to Successfully Conveying Ideas
An “8 of 10 idea” successfully conveyed is better than a “10 of 10” idea failed to be conveyed. People cannot look inside your head and “read” directly from it to learn about your intentions, attitudes, ideas for improvement – they’ve got only your words, your face expression, the tone of your voice, general behavior in front of the public.
The book will teach you to do it all much better then you used to. Careful examination of great speeches, as well as tips for correct public speaking behavior, are kept concise and vivid. You’ll make sure that public speaking is the engine of personal and professional development.
Grab your copy of this fantastic compilation today and receive a set of free resources (for a limited time only)
