Glazer
encourages us to build our capacity. He means not just doing more but
doing more of the right things. He divides life into four areas and
gives training and practical suggestions for growth in each of them
Spiritual
capacity is about understanding who we are and knowing what we want
most in life. He helps reveal core values and our core purpose,
leading to the standards by which we live.
Intellectual
capacity is about our ability to think, learn, plan, and execute. He
writes about having a growth mindset, crafting goals, establishing
routines and habits, and about reflective journaling.
Physical
capacity is about our health and well-being. He writes about physical
performance, sleep, and creating a healthy life.
Emotional
capacity is about how we react to challenges, the state of our
emotional mindset, and our relationships. He writes about how we
manage the voice in our head, overcoming self-limiting beliefs, and
having a positive attitude.
I
liked this personal development book. There was nothing in it
amazingly new, but I've read lots of books like this one. It is a
good general reminder of the principles of personal growth. The
strength of the book may well be the practical action steps and links
to further encouraging material. Glazer reminds us the road to
capacity building is a bumpy one. He has been working on it many
years and has made mistakes along the way. I appreciate that we can
learn from his experience.
My
rating: 4.5 stars.
Robert
Glazer is the founder and CEO of global performance marketing agency
Acceleration Partners. A serial entrepreneur, Glazer has a passion
for helping individuals and organizations build their capacity to
elevate. A regular columnist for Forbes
and Entrepreneur,
his writing reaches over five million people each year. He shares his
insights and ideas via Friday Forward, a weekly inspirational
newsletter. You can find out more at https://www.robertglazer.com/
Simple
Truths, 168 pages.
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