The Inner Game of Tennis by W Timothy Gallwey

The Inner Game of Tennis by W Timothy Gallwey

Life is filled with moral dilemmas. And in this ever changing world, doing the right thing can be an increasingly complex endeavor. Now psychologist Aaron Hass leads you on a voyage of discovery that enables you to better deal with the dilemmas of everyday life.At one time or another we have all thought, I know what I should do, but I can't do it. By strengthening your moral self, you can. Dr. Hass' simple yet profound message is that inside, you know what's right. Freeing yourself from the fears, insecurities, and excuses that lie at the heart of your indiscretions will start you on your path to inner peace, dignity, and a renewed excitement for living. You will discover new ways of looking at: Guilt -- when it can be goodEmotions -- how they can get in the way of doing what's rightFairness -- life may not be fair, but you can beGiving -- why keeping a scorecard makes you a moral loser Dr. Hass brings these concepts and others into focus -- and ties them together with compassion and love. Warmly human, full of wisdom and depth of spirit, this is a book about approaching your relationships with greater empathy and kindness, and teaching your children to do likewise. With Doing The Right Thing, you will release your inherent goodness and heroic potential -- in times of crisis as well as in the smaller moments that make up the moral sum of your days.

W.Timothy Gallwey's teaching methods, which he first proposed in his international blockbuster The Inner Game of Tennis, have now been extended to disciplines such as business, health, and education, in addition to sports. AT&T, Apple, Coca-Cola, and IBN are just a few of the prominent corporations with whom he has worked. He resides in the California town of Agoura Hills.

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ISBN 13	9780394491547
ISBN 10	0394491548
Title	The Inner Game of Tennis
Author	W Timothy Gallwey
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Random House UK Ltd (A Division of Random House Group)
Year published	1974-12-31
Number of pages	141
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