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Minding the Gap

Choosing to Thrive in an Uncertain World
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In 'MINDING THE GAP' Rob Stones offers an insightful explanation of the activity of the brain and the processes of the mind. He argues persuasively that making use of this understanding of our mental life encourages us to make helpful choices that will enhance our own well-being. From the premise that our behaviours are internally controlled, 'MINDING THE GAP' explores the many ways in which we can manage our choices to make the best of whatever circumstances we encounter. We do live in a world that is replete with uncertainty. It's one of the few things that we can be sure of! To be human is to draw daily breath in a world over which we have only limited control. As a result, we all live in 'the Gap' between the reality that we perceive and the ideal experiences that we strive for. This book will assist you to be a skilful manager of your unique mind in order to address the Gap between how things are and how you would like them to be.

Author Biography:

Rob Stones has enjoyed life as a teacher, runner, School Principal, business owner, executive coach, leadership educator and author. Married to Val for over 50 years, he has two sons and four grandchildren. His own fascination with the working of the human mind resonates throughout this explanation of how we can lead satisfying lives by taking responsibility for the ways in which we think, act, and manage our emotions. Rob is a Senior Instructor with the William Glasser Institute under whose auspices he teaches 'Choice Theory' - the liberating psychology of internal control.
Release date NZ
January 25th, 2022
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Contributor
  • Edited by Valerie Stones
Pages
204
Dimensions
152x229x11
ISBN-13
9780646854533
Product ID
35669002

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