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5 Harmful Myths You Learned In School
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January 28, 2019
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January 28, 2019
167,812
9,561
680
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My Favorite Non-fiction Books (besides those mentioned in the video; in no particular order)
1.Letting Go - David Hawkins
2. 6 Pillars Of Self Esteem - Nathaniel Branden
3. How to Win Friends And Influence People - Dale Carnegie
4. Essentialism - Greg McKeown
5. Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely
6. The War of Art - Stevem Pressfield
7. Influence - Robert Cialdini
8. A New Earth .- Eckhart Tolle
9. Awaken The Giant Within - Tony Robbins
10. Radical Honesty - Brad Blanton
Buckle down and grab your self-development hat…
Today we’re going to BUST some myths.
It’s pretty interesting how counterintuitive the life advice given by our parents, school and society is. Today we will explore some of this advice.
If I didn’t break these beliefs, Charisma On Command wouldn’t have existed...
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