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97
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English
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Ebooks
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2023
Description
A corporate executive, wife, and mother reflects on what she lost, what she didn’t see coming, and the power of new vantage points.
At age 31, Lindsey Roy was named vice-president at Hallmark Cards — one of the youngest in the company’s more-than-100-year history. Her life was abruptly transformed five years later when she was nearly killed in a boating accident. Left with an amputated left leg and severe limb injuries, and facing a long and difficult recovery ahead, she was determined not just to heal, but to emerge stronger. She eventually shared what trauma had taught her about happiness in a TEDx talk that has been viewed nearly 200,000 times.
Eight years post-accident, fully adapted to her circumstances and genuinely thriving, Lindsey confronted the unexpected again: she was diagnosed with a rare and progressive disease that destroyed the blood vessels in her lungs, requiring a double-lung transplant. This profound setback challenged her to actively shift her viewpoint in order to discover the hidden advantages of her situation and new depths of resilience in herself.
Now a sought-after speaker, she’s imparting these hard-won lessons to help you adapt, persevere, and innovate in your own life. Brimming with valuable insights forged in the fire — from Lindsey’s journey and from other inspiring individuals she’s met along the way — The Gift of Perspective is ready to meet you where you are, and no matter where adversity may find you.
Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1: Choose Your View—Sustain the Power of Perspective
Chapter 2: Open Up—Explore Vulnerability
Chapter 3: Reframe—Find the Hidden Advantages
Chapter 4: Dig Deep—Pursue Relentless Resourcefulness
Chapter 5: Check Yourself—Don’t Assume Your Assumptions Are Valid
Chapter 6: Be a Riser—Realize Your Resilient Nature
Chapter 7: Engage Your Soul—Find A Way to Believe
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
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Publié par
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Date de parution
17 octobre 2023
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EAN13
9781773271873
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Langue
English
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Poids de l'ouvrage
1 Mo