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Moving Forward: Turning Good Intentions into Great Results by Discovering Yourself, Your Place, & Your Path by Paul Edward Life-Changing Coaching
book review by Jeanette J. Jennis
"A key to moving forward in life is recognizing exactly which conditions you thrive in and designing your environment to be in-sync with those conditions (or personality preferences)."
Are you a professional athlete, Hollywood star, corporate executive, or notable celebrity? Fortunately, for those of us not in those special categories, Edward's defines ways for anyone to successfully move forward in life and realize their dreams and goals. His comprehensive and multidimensional approach evolved from years of experience as a Marine officer, a corporate executive, a university professor, and a professional life coach. Detailed and proven strategies prepare you to map out your own distinctive life code and life plan.
Those familiar with the famous quote "know thyself" will find this time-honored counsel creatively mirrored in modern-day language using expert methods of self-exploration. Step-by-step, you are led to discover who you are on many levels. Edward asserts that by aligning your public identity with your private personality characteristics you are in-sync, which increases your ability to get the results you want. It is in many ways a Buddhist approach to coming in harmony with your environment or milieu by first being the best version of yourself, being true to yourself. It becomes easy to discern how your method of self-expression affects your relationships, goals, and challenges as you learn which of the five personality preferences best reflect the real you. Closely examining your beliefs, behaviors, and belongings and their inter-connectedness, also provides significant information.
Whether you are an extrovert or introvert, whether you approach ideas as a thinker or a feeler, or you value sensory stimulus more than intuition, your individual preferences greatly determine your energy level, as well as information gathering, evaluating, decision making, and communication skills. In some respects, we get trapped into our expectations of who we are, as opposed to the results we are truly gathering. Edward's greatest talent is his ability to turn our eyes toward this truth, but keep turning the pages for a wealth of topics of relevance to everyday life situations and realistic, specific guidance. This life-changing book is one you will highly recommend to family and friends.
RECOMMENDED by the US Review