How to be fearless : in 7 simple steps

Title:

Author:

Hagy, Jessica, author.

Personal Author:

Hagy, Jessica, author.

ISBN:

9781632173683

Physical Description:

xiii, 191 pages : color illustrations ; 18 cm

Contents:

It's time to save your own day -- Be focused -- Be hopeful -- Be resourceful -- Be earnest -- Be connected -- Be aware -- Be curious.

Abstract:

"A visual infographic self-help book from the Seattle-based master of the venn diagram, Jessica Hagy, author of How to Be Interesting. This book empowers readers to see themselves as capable and powerful even when beset by worry and worrying messaging"-- Provided by publisher.

Subject Term:

Fear.

Self-actualization (Psychology)

Self-help techniques.

Genre:

Self-help publications.

Summary:

Holds:

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Library	Material Type	Shelf Number	Status
Searching... Belmont	Book	152.46 H	Searching... Unknown
Searching... Ginter Park	Book	152.46 H	Searching... Unknown

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Summary

"Using her cheeky signature graphs, Hagy keenly outlines the 7 steps that will desaturate your fear and alter theway you approach each day- with fresh purpose, power, and clarity."
-Meera Lee Patel, author of Create Your Own Calm and Start Where You Are

Ready to shake off worry and get to work, but not sure how to do that, or if it's even possible? This quick read from Jessica Hagy, master of the Venn diagram and author of the bestselling How to Be Interesting , will help you get started. Through insightful infographics and mood-boosting charts and messages, this little book will shift your thinking away from swirling doubt and help you find your path. Written like a gentle, encouraging a note from a friend, it's the perfect map for navigating life's challenges--and ahelpful gift for new graduates, the newly married, the newly divorced, and the newly employed or unemployed.
This bright and colorful small-format hardcover book fits easily into a bag or pack.

"This inviting handbook will be of aid to those in need of strategies to overcome anxious thoughts."
- Publisher's Weekly