8 Pasos Para Alcanzar Tu Desti – (Spanish)
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Todo comienza con un pensamiento. Dices las palabras correctas. Tomas decisiones con proposito. Las acciones desarrollan habitos. Los habitos forman el caracter. Y el caracter te lleva a tu destino de exito. !No hay atajos!
El Dr. Samuel Chand comparte ejemplos de las principales organizaciones, estableciendo un fundamento solido para decirte como dirigir tu vida con intencionalidad, y vivir paso a paso el proceso hacia el exito que buscas.
Sea que administras una corporacion, una entidad sin fines de lucro, o una iglesia, te provee acceso a las ocho puertas que te llevan a tu destino.
En este libro, recibiras conocimiento especifico sobre:
1. Personas-Con quienes trabajar y a quienes dejar atras
2. Penas-Como manejar las penas externas e internas
3. Paisajes-La habilidad de cambiar de lugar y adaptarte
4. Perspectiva-Como obligarte a pensar de nuevas maneras
5. Prioridades-Cambiar tus prioridades segun tu vision
6. Pasiones-Saber reconocer nuevas pasiones
7. Preparacion-Cuando cambiar el plan estrategico
8. Posibilidades-La astucia de descubrir posibilidades que otros no ven
!Lidera tu vida con proposito hacia tu destino de exito!
Everything starts with a thought. Then you say the right words. You make decisions with purpose. Actions develop habits. Habits shape character. And character leads you to success. There are no short cuts!
Inspired by real situations he has observed in major organizations, Dr. Samuel Chand sets the solid foundation you need to lead your life with intention, and go, step by step, through the process that takes you to fulfill your destiny.
Whether you manage a corporation, a non-profit organization, or a church, 8 Steps to Fulfill your Destiny opens the eight doors towards your destiny.
In this book, you will gain specific knowledge on:
1. People-With whom to work and who you should dismiss
2. Pain-How to manage external and internal pains
3. Places-The ability to change a place and adjust to it
4. Perspective-How to force yourself to think in new ways
5. Priorities-Change your priorities according to your vision
6. Passions-Acknowledge new passions
7. Preparation-When to change your strategic plan
8 . Possibilities-The sense for finding out possibilities nobody can see
Lead your life with purpose towards your successful destiny!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781629117584
ISBN10: 1629117587
Language: Spanish
Samuel Chand
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2016
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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