Summary of Ralph DiBugnara's The Growth Trap

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I had to lose my confidence and then regain it in order to believe that there are no limits to what I can accomplish. I had completely lost my confidence on the field and the court. In 2003, my career was booming, and I decided to learn how to box like a professional.
#2 I had started boxing again, this time with a friend who was a trainer. I had never heard of an intergym fight, but I had to fight a month later. I was nervous as hell. The guy I fought was a little bigger and stronger than me, and I was definitely outmatched.
#3 I won my first boxing match, which gave me a new lease on my athletic ability that I enjoy to this day. I continued boxing for the next four or five years. I fought another fifteen or twenty times. Every time I went to fight someone, I was still uncomfortable, but I gained more confidence.
#4 Monica Seles was a famous American tennis player who was once number one in the world. She was attacked by a crazy fan in 1993, and despite the traumatic attack, she worked her way back to regaining self-assuredness.

Sujets

• Business
• Economics
• Employabilité, métiers et formations
• Motivational

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 15 août 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798822589483
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Ralph DiBugnara's The Growth Trap
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I had to lose my confidence and then regain it in order to believe that there are no limits to what I can accomplish. I had completely lost my confidence on the field and the court. In 2003, my career was booming, and I decided to learn how to box like a professional.

#2

I had started boxing again, this time with a friend who was a trainer. I had never heard of an intergym fight, but I had to fight a month later. I was nervous as hell. The guy I fought was a little bigger and stronger than me, and I was definitely outmatched.

#3

I won my first boxing match, which gave me a new lease on my athletic ability that I enjoy to this day. I continued boxing for the next four or five years. I fought another fifteen or twenty times. Every time I went to fight someone, I was still uncomfortable, but I gained more confidence.

#4

Monica Seles was a famous American tennis player who was once number one in the world. She was attacked by a crazy fan in 1993, and despite the traumatic attack, she worked her way back to regaining self-assuredness.

#5

I was running a company on the side called One of Ours Management, a music management company through which I managed two hip-hop artists. I got into this business because I always had a passion for music, especially hip-hop. In 2007, I was at the height of my mortgage career, and Esso had reached the apex of his notoriety.

#6

Thinking like a beginner allows us to create something new and exciting, and it makes engaging with ideas and projects enjoyable. We can always return to the beginner’s mind-set.

#7

When you wear expert blinders, you think you have everything figured out, and that you’ll always continue to grow automatically. Expert blinders prevent you from adjusting to the world around you.