Isbn: 9798256153014 - the comeback why you're always measuring yourself against others, the psychology behind it, and: how to stop - for high achievers who know comparison is stealing their joy but can't quit (3 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Indy Pub, 2026

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Caleb Marston, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Your Experience Isn't Behind You. It's Your Most Underused Asset.If you've ever wondered whether it's too late to start over, change careers, launch a business, or reinvent yourself, this book begins with a different truth: You're not starting from scratch.You're starting from experience.The world often celebrates youth, speed, and constant hustle. It tells us that success belongs to those who found their path early and never looked back.Real life tells a different story.Many of the most meaningful careers, businesses, and personal transformations begin after setbacks, unexpected endings, layoffs, burnout, divorce, retirement, or simply the realization that the life you've built no longer feels like your own.The Comeback is a practical, no-nonsense guide for adults who want to understand the psychology of reinvention before chasing another quick fix.Drawing on research in psychology, neuroscience, career development, and resilience, this book explains why starting over feels so intimidating-and why it may become the greatest opportunity of your life.Instead of asking you to become someone new, it helps you recognize the strengths, wisdom, and experience you've been building all along.Inside you'll discover: - Why reinvention feels frightening-and why your brain naturally resists change- The psychology of identity after career transitions, burnout, redundancy, or major life changes- How to overcome the fear of starting over later in life- Why experience is one of the strongest competitive advantages you already possess- Practical strategies for identifying your transferable skills- How to rebuild confidence after setbacks, failure, or professional disappointment- The mindset shifts that separate successful reinventions from abandoned dreams- How to create meaningful goals based on purpose instead of external expectations- Strategies for building a second career, business, or passion project with confidence- How to manage uncertainty without becoming paralyzed by it- Practical systems for learning new skills while leveraging everything you already know- A step-by-step framework for designing your next chapter with clarity and intentionThis isn't a book about pretending the past never happened.It's about understanding that every success, every mistake, every difficult season, and every lesson you've learned has prepared you for what's next.Your future doesn't depend on becoming younger.It depends on becoming more intentional.Because your next chapter doesn't have to compete with your first.It can surpass it.You are not behind.You are more prepared than you've ever been.Your second career won't be a smaller version of your first.It'll be the one you were always becoming.- Caleb Marston.