Change Anything
The new science of personal success
Kerry Patterson author Ron McMillan author Joseph Grenny author David Maxfield author Al Switzler author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Little, Brown Book Group
Published:1st May '14
Should be back in stock very soon
The book offers insights into how to effectively change personal and professional habits by understanding the forces that influence decisions. Change Anything reveals practical strategies.
In Change Anything, readers are introduced to groundbreaking insights derived from the latest scientific research, offering practical advice on enhancing both personal and professional lives. The authors recognize that many individuals aspire to make significant changes, yet often struggle with the willpower necessary to follow through. This book delves into the reasons behind this common challenge, emphasizing that willpower alone is not the solution. Instead, it provides a comprehensive understanding of the underlying forces that influence our behaviors and decisions.
The core of Change Anything revolves around the Six Sources of Influence, which are pivotal in shaping our daily choices. By identifying and harnessing these sources, individuals can effectively alter their habits and mindset, leading to meaningful change. The book outlines how these influences can be leveraged to tackle various challenges such as saving money, quitting smoking, or improving productivity. Real-life examples illustrate how these principles can be applied, making the content relatable and actionable.
Ultimately, Change Anything serves as a guide to empower readers to rethink their approach to personal and professional challenges. With a focus on actionable strategies grounded in psychological and medical research, the book equips individuals with the tools necessary to achieve their goals and transform their lives in a positive way.
- Runner-up for Axiom Business Book Awards: Human Resources/Employee Training 2012
- Long-listed for CMI Management Book of the Year: Innovation & Entrepreneurship Category 2012
ISBN: 9780749955731
Dimensions: 197mm x 127mm x 18mm
Weight: 230g
288 pages