Books | Education on Performance via Composure
Eduardo Briceño's ideology is that performance shouldn't be a burden, and victory itself does not come from overuse but, from astute equilibrium.
We've been brought up with constant impetus towards attainment, living in a culture that glorifies uninterrupted work, convincing us that only exoteric results matter and any small mistake can ruin our forthcoming.
These stand as chronic ailments of contemporary fulfillment traps. An illusion implying effort amounts to be directly proportional with benefit. But, our author will chastize such crumbled mindset, as pages progress. Tutoring its readers to unbind of this restrictive doctrine, with a gift of distinct relativity on endeavor and self development. Engineering of personal advancement propeller, having purpose and identity (of heart and mind) at its nucleus, with conviction, populace and conduct as blades.
Proposed conclusions are recognizing thus avoiding blockages which slow progress. Perceiving errors and feedback into pertinent instruments of rise instead of misstep. Integrating study in diurnal tasks without sacrifice of immediate outcome. Up-bringing of abilities while exhaustion as a risk, is dismissed.
This writing is not about working less or having leave taken more often but, understanding that success comes from versatility. The Performance Paradox: an ENDGAME that awakened me into choosing of self!
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