Who Do You Think You Are?

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Summary: Finally, someone tells the truth.
Review: Finally, someone tells the truth about who you are and who you can be. There is so much absolute garbage on the market - a myriad of books that want to inform you, norm you, type you, hype you, refine you, define you, retrain you, restrain you, code you, reload you, and talk you into becoming something you can never be, all the while trashing your time and cashing your checks. This book is different. It teaches you that your motivational instincts are reliable and worth examining, and that most people have been ignoring their blaring message all their lives. The book helps you learn to listen the rhythm of your motivation as it daily rises and falls - that's all the data you need to find vocational satisfaction. I have read this book and lent it to three friends, all of whom followed its process and became "unstuck" in their search for personal and occupational fulfillment. You don't need to change your personality or develop completely new interests in order to succeed - don't be tempted by authors making questionable promises about what you can be. Read this book instead and let the truth about you set you free.