books about: defeating     books:       Beyond the Influence: Understanding and Defeating Alcoholism24 reviews Katherine Ketcham, William F. Asbury, ... Bantam, 2000 Beyond the Influence This is a wonderful book that updates readers on the newest research in dealing with alcoholism. A must for every professional therapist and recovering person to read.             Confronting Jezebel: Discerning and Defeating the Spirit of Control10 reviews Steve Sampson Chosen, 2003 Don't be Fooled I bought the book to learn the tactics of this spirit to avoid them but I still fell prey. Don't be fooled by this demon. It is real and very cunning. Please pay attention to the signs written about and confront the Jezebel spirit. This book was head on and made me even notice some things of myself as well. It also showed me how to not recreate that in my children. Also make sure that you ...             Reinventing Your Life: The Breakthough Program to End Negative Behavior...and Feel Great Again42 reviews Jeffrey E. Young, Janet S. Klosko Plume, 1994 Very difficult to find a book about schemas I was recommended to buy this book as it deals with specifics that you can relate to. I'm in Australia and it is very hard to find any book about schemas. Sometimes you can get into the whole CBT thing but it's difficult to understand. I found this book to be quite easy to read and i have learnt alot about myself from reading it. Definatlely the book to read if you are familiar with CBT ...             Get Out of Your Own Way: Overcoming Self-Defeating Behavior32 reviews Mark Goulston, Philip Goldberg Perigee Trade, 1996 What a great series! Definitely on my recommended book list. A must read for women in business. Susan Bock The Success Coach for Women in Business www.SusanBockSolutions.com             Why Good People Do Bad Things: How to Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy31 reviews Debbie Ford HarperOne, 2008 Very palatable and super helpful Debbie tells it like it is. I purchased this book to try to understand a family member going through a tough time, and I learned a lot, including things very helpful for myself.             Too Nice for Your Own Good : How to Stop Making 9 Self-Sabotaging Mistakes24 reviews Duke Robinson Grand Central Publishing, 2000 What an amazing book I had to find a way to say "no" to someone, and a friend lent me her copy. I am forever indebted to her because it happened after I finished reading this marvelous book. The information in it has enabled me to stop talking in counterproductive ways and doing several things I always did because I wanted to be nice...and to be seen as nice. It was so engrossing I purchased 10 copies for myself, ...             Self-Defeating Behaviors: Free Yourself from the Habits, Compulsions, Feelings, and Attitudes That Hold You ...14 reviews Milton R. Cudney, Robert E. Hardy HarperOne, 1993 Life Changing When I purchased "Self-Defeating Behaviors: Free Yourself from the Habits, Compulsions, Feeldings, and Attitudes that hold you Back" I had expected very this to be a slow process. Nevertheless, to my surprise this was an instant transformation. The book was written in a way that openned my eyes to just how easy it was to change or shift my mental conditioning for the better. I keep this book ...             Don't Shoot Yourself in the Foot3 reviews Daniel G Amen Grand Central Publishing, 1992 This book opened my eyes I was at a point where it was like I was swiming upstream at work. Too many things were just so much more difficult than they needed to be. I picked this book up because the title jumped out at me. This is the best work environment self-assessment book I have ever seen. It's the only one I've found that helps to identify why some jobs, or work environments are just not a good fit and ...             The Ten Faces of Innovation: IDEO's Strategies for Defeating the Devil's Advocate and Driving Creativity ...38 reviews Thomas Kelley, Jonathan Littman Doubleday Business, 2005 I couldn't put it down I'm a big believer in collaboration. No one is an island and should stand or think alone. Tom Kelley explains in simple terms the personas necessary to operate in an IDEO way. I believe the IDEO way is very similar to my background working in the film business. When working on films, you show up on the set and each department, without much communication, goes to work weaving in and out of ...             Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds108 reviews Phillip E. Johnson InterVarsity Press, 1997 Great addition to the debate. This book a very good but can be disappointing to those who are perhaps expecting something else from it. This book is a great for those who are interested in really having a knowledge of the Creation/Evolution debate from all angles. If you are a Christian looking for a book that will give you a few arguements to defend your faith or perhaps enhance your faith then this book is not really what ...             Travelling Free: How to Recover From the Past8 reviews Mandy Evans Yes You Can Press, 1990 Changing self limiting beliefs Travelling Free is a book that provides 12 written exercises for you to systematically find out what old patterns or beliefs are running your life and causing unhappiness. I take out a pen and paper with each chapter and find myself getting happier. The tried and true questions and exercises are taken from the author's 20 years of experience working with people privately and in workshops around ...             Dissolving Barriers3 reviews Louise Hay Hay House, 2005 A wonderful and positive message! Louise Hay is so positive and has such an insightful way of making you look at your negative "tapes" and change them into positive ones to enrich and enhance your life. I also love her humor, it makes perfect sense in the way she uses it! I like the tapes so I can listen to them over and over and really understand her message. She is a very intelligent and "tuned in" person to what we need to ...             Emotional Resilience: Simple Truths for Dealing with the Unfinished Business of Your Past18 reviews David Viscott Three Rivers Press, 1997 Heal and Change Your Life Now!! +++++ Do you know what these are? (1) Lie. (2) Try to change or fix others. (3) Expect the person who hurt you to apologize. (4) Expect others to recognize your goodness or accomplishments. (5) Wait for permission to do what is best for you. These are 5 truths of things NOT to do to change and heal your life. They are found in the brief last chapter of this book by the late Dr. ...             Healing the Gerson Way: Defeating Cancer and Other Chronic Diseases1 review Charlotte Gerson, Beata Bishop Totality Books, 2007 The Gerson Miracle This is the most comprehensible book on Gerson Therapy to date. Well worth a read for anyone suffering from degenerative diseases. Even better if they are willing to look the medical establishment in the eye and say, "No Thanks, I'd rather do it myself" A very powerful healing method that relies upon food, not prescriptions, and truly cures, as opposed to treating the symptoms. Diabetes, ...             Battling Unbelief: Defeating Sin with Superior Pleasure5 reviews John Piper Multnomah Books, 2007 We Sin Because It Offers Happiness: Don't Believe the Lie Battling unbelief contains chapters excerpted from Piper's much longer and more complete work, Future Grace. In Future Grace, each of these chapters is accompanied by two or three chapters setting forward the promises of God that we are to believe and put our hope in in order to win the battle with sin. I highly recommend Future Grace, but if the 400+ pages of that book may be a little daunting ...             Life's Too Short!: Pull The Plug On Self-Defeating Behavior And Turn On The Power Of Self-Esteem7 reviews Abraham J. Twerski St. Martin's Griffin, 1997 Transcending Hope This is an excellent book, once again showcasing Dr. Twerski's gifted understanding of human behavior and his masterful ability to translate the complex building blocks in life into understandable, recognizable, and workable terms. This book transcends hope and places clear, easy to follow solutions at our feet. The vignettes are rich in character and Dr. Twerski's personal experiences validate ...             Polarizing the Case: Exposing and Defeating the Malingering Myth4 reviews Rick Friedman Trial Guides, 2007 Indispensable Trial Guide Polarizing the Case has proven to be an indispensable tool in preparation and conduct of jury trials. This book was written by an attorney in the trenches. It is not a philosophical or theoretical book on the author's view of trials; instead it is a practical tool that helps trial lawyers in every phase of the trial. It practically spoon feeds the reader with actual deposition and trial ...             Stage II Recovery: Life Beyond Addiction4 reviews Earnie Larsen HarperOne, 1984 This has been one of my most important recovery tools. Stage II Recovery has guided me through the past eight years of my recovery. It was very important for me to be able to understand and define recovery and my particular goals. Each year, on my anniversary, I re-read this book and come up with ONE THING to work on during the year. I use the book as a way to review my progress and to keep me on line with my recovery goals. I have found ...             Instant Analysis23 reviews David J. Lieberman St. Martin's Griffin, 1998 The "Analysis" part is Very, Very Good Very happy with this book. Quick to the point; "If you behave in this way, then most likely it's because of this..." It's not written in stone , but it's likely, something to consider. The "solutions" however are a bit ridiculous. I wanted the book for the Analysis part anyway, so I was very pleased. As far as "fixing" something though, good luck. Having said that however, simply ...             It's Not a Glass Ceiling, It's a Sticky Floor: Free Yourself From the Hidden Behaviors Sabotaging Your Career ...4 reviews Rebecca Shambaugh McGraw-Hill, 2007 A Must Read for Any Leader It's Not a Glass Ceiling, It's a Sticky Floor: Free Yourself From the Hidden Behaviors Sabotaging Your Career Success Awesome toolbox, particularly for women who find themselves trying to figure out how to break into the "C-suite" and truly be corporate leaders. Easy to read and very accessible for many future references. Successful leaders will find a dog-eared version of "Sticky Floor" in ...              search for books addiction, alcoholism, attitudes, behaviors, breakthough, compulsions, confronting, creativity, darwinism, defeating, discerning, dissolving, emotional, influence, innovation, malingering, organization, overcoming, polarizing, reinventing, resilience, sabotaging, self-defeating, self-esteem, self-sabotaging, strategies, throughout, travelling, understanding, unfinished books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Murder in Mind we recommend Very difficult to find a book about schemas home  impressum - about us