Bouncing Back

Bouncing Back

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BOUNCING BACK ! is about rebounding from failure, loneliness, disappointment, disaster and grief. It's about discovering resilience we never knew we had. Andrew Matthews pinpoints the 7 critical things that resilient people do - that WE can do too. Andrew shares stories of people who were broke, shattered, defeated - and reveals how they got back up. Inspiring and humorous, BOUNCING BACK ! is illustrated with Andrew's much-loved cartoons. He explains: that everybody fails and everybody hurts why most disasters are not TOTAL disasters why persistence matters more than talent that life can be even better after disappointment and disaster. Says Andrew, "No one is born extraordinary. We become extraordinary, resilient, unstoppable by conquering challenges we didn't choose." Already a bestseller in SE Asia, BOUNCING BACK ! is recommended reading in corporations like Dell, Motorola, Intel and Citibank.

Author: Andrew Matthews
Format: Paperback, 158 pages, 155mm x 233mm, 316 g
Published: 2024, Seashell Publishers Pty Ltd, Australia
Genre: Popular Psychology

Description
BOUNCING BACK ! is about rebounding from failure, loneliness, disappointment, disaster and grief. It's about discovering resilience we never knew we had. Andrew Matthews pinpoints the 7 critical things that resilient people do - that WE can do too. Andrew shares stories of people who were broke, shattered, defeated - and reveals how they got back up. Inspiring and humorous, BOUNCING BACK ! is illustrated with Andrew's much-loved cartoons. He explains: that everybody fails and everybody hurts why most disasters are not TOTAL disasters why persistence matters more than talent that life can be even better after disappointment and disaster. Says Andrew, "No one is born extraordinary. We become extraordinary, resilient, unstoppable by conquering challenges we didn't choose." Already a bestseller in SE Asia, BOUNCING BACK ! is recommended reading in corporations like Dell, Motorola, Intel and Citibank.