Be BOLD Today
Unleash Your Potential, Master Your Mindset, and Achieve Success
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Leigh Burgess
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Leigh Burgess
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Do you have a voice inside you that’s nudging you to make a change? Maybe you feel stuck and want to try something completely new or you want to elevate what you are already doing to the next level.
Using The BOLD Framework, created by visionary leader Leigh Burgess, Be BOLD Today serves as your personal guide for executing the necessary steps to taking charge of your life. Leigh inspires you to identify and achieve your personal and professional goals, large and small.
Through this book, you will convert your dreams, aspirations, and goals into realities by following the four steps of The BOLD Framework:
• Believe: Reframe limiting beliefs that hold you back and strengthen empowering beliefs that move you forward.
• Own: You are the author of your story, and you have the power to shape its narrative, but first you need to own your choices.
• Learn: Embrace continuous learning by using a growth mindset, being adaptable and resilient, and turning setbacks into setups for success.
• Design: Design a life path to the destiny you desire—and deserve.
Be BOLD Today gives you the tools to effect whatever transformative change you desire, so you too can live your own best life.
©2024 Leigh Burgess (P)2024 Leigh Burgess批評家のレビュー
"Be BOLD Today is an eye-opening self-help guide that celebrates innumerable possibilities, encouraging people to work toward bigger, brighter futures." —Foreword Reviews
“Compassionate and practical, Be BOLD Today offers a collection of actionable practices to help you expand your vision and potential. . . . This is not a book just to be read; it is designed to spur life-enhancing action.” —Amy C. Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management, Harvard Business School; and author of Right Kind of Wrong: The Science of Failing Well