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基本信息·出版社：Ballantine Books; 2 edition
·页码：246 页
·出版日期：2003年12月
·ISBN：0345465180
·条形码：9780345465184
·装帧：平装
·外文书名：愿望之船
内容简介 Cindy Fox was a waitress. Now she’s a pilot. Peter Johnson was a truck driver. Now he’s a dairy farmer. Tina Forbes was a struggling artist. Now she’s a successful one. Alan Rizzo was an editor. Now he’s a bookstore owner.
What they have in common—and what you can share—are Barbara Sher’s effective strategies for making real changes in your life. This human, practical program puts your vague yearnings and dreams to work for you—with concrete results. You’ll learn how to
• Discover your strengths and skills
• Turn your fears and negative feelings into positive tools
• Diagram the path to your goal—and map out target dates for meeting it
• Chart your progress—day by day
• Create a support network of contacts and sources
• Use a buddy system to keep you on track
媒体推荐 书评
Review “One of the most popular books among those who want their lives to count for something. Barbara Sher is to be commended, for making hope practical.”
—RICHARD NELSON BOLLES
Author of
What Color Is Your Parachute?
“COMPREHENSIVE AND INVITING . . . EMINENTLY PRACTICAL.”
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San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle
“A sprightly, sensible book brimming with advice, suggestions, and examples.”
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Pittsburgh Press
“One of the saddest lines in the world is, ‘Oh come now—be realistic.’ The best parts of this world were not fashioned by those who were realistic. They were fashioned by those who dared to look hard at their wishes and gave them horses to ride. . . . I’ve got about four copies of
Wishcraft. It has been very popular. . . . I have now included it in
Parachute!”
—RICHARD NELSON BOLLES
Author of
What Color Is Your Parachute?
“The most irreverent and refreshing self-help manual now on the market . . . Feisty, funny, and down-to-earth, this book is bound to benefit all those
who sense they may have temporarily lost track of their true goals.”
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New Age Magazine
“Wise, compassionate, and pragmatic. Written by an expert for people of all ages who seriously want
that something in life.”
—THEODORE ISAAC RUBIN, M.D.
“Can really be of help . . . A most useful and enlightening book.”
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The Houston Post“What makes Sher’s philosophy strikingly different from other authors is her compelling belief that ‘There is no strategic problem that cannot be solved’ . . . Comprehensive and inviting. . . . Eminently practical.”
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San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle
Review ?One of the most popular books among those who want their lives to count for something. Barbara Sher is to be commended, for making hope practical.?
?RICHARD NELSON BOLLES
Author of
What Color Is Your Parachute?
?COMPREHENSIVE AND INVITING . . . EMINENTLY PRACTICAL.?
?
San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle
?A sprightly, sensible book brimming with advice, suggestions, and examples.?
?
Pittsburgh Press
?One of the saddest lines in the world is, ?Oh come now?be realistic.? The best parts of this world were not fashioned by those who were realistic. They were fashioned by those who dared to look hard at their wishes and gave them horses to ride. . . . I?ve got about four copies of
Wishcraft. It has been very popular. . . . I have now included it in
Parachute!?
?RICHARD NELSON BOLLES
Author of
What Color Is Your Parachute?
?The most irreverent and refreshing self-help manual now on the market . . . Feisty, funny, and down-to-earth, this book is bound to benefit all those
who sense they may have temporarily lost track of their true goals.?
?
New Age Magazine
?Wise, compassionate, and pragmatic. Written by an expert for people of all ages who seriously want
that something in life.?
?THEODORE ISAAC RUBIN, M.D.
?Can really be of help . . . A most useful and enlightening book.?
?
The Houston Post?What makes Sher?s philosophy strikingly different from other authors is her compelling belief that ?There is no strategic problem that cannot be solved? . . . Comprehensive and inviting. . . . Eminently practical.?
?
San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle
