When Good Intentions Run Smack Into Reality: Twelve Lessons to Coach Yourself and Others to Peek Performance

by Brian Klemmer

Answers the tough questions that come when you are not creating the results you desire. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1932503285
• ISBN13: 9781932503289
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Insight Publishing Group
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.7" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

if you feel stuck read this book

Learn about the Victim-Persecutor-Rescuer game many of us have been unknowingly playing for most of our lives and consider the possibilities of ditching those programmed behaviours in order to maybe be more free than before when you were ensnared in that rut of bad behaviours and choices. If you have contact with people, even if you are a lone hermit on an island, read this book. It may help you deal better with how you relate to, interact with or "re-act" to people/others. When Good Intentions Run Smack Into Reality: Twelve Lessons to Coach Yourself and OThers to Peek Performance

Must Read

This is one of the best books that Brian has written, I found this has helped me to grow with in myself,it just go to show you it does not matter how old you are, there is always somthing you can improve on it is a ungoing process. I read this book in a day in half, found very hard to put down also another good read of Brian's is The Compassionate Samurai

Ordinary to Extraordinary

CEO of Klemmer & Assoc., Brian Klemmer gives useful advice on how to increase intimacy, sales, and production. He uses life-altering ideas to help people become more bold, sustain change, stop feeling trapped, and how to stop being a victim to your feelings. Without cliches or false views of reality, this book will not leave you the way it found you. The book gives you "ten lessons to coach yourself and others to peak performance." The first chapter, "What The Facts Really Mean", alone changed the way I approach situations. It gave me the tools to place correct meanings to past and current experiences.