Confide: the New Psychology of Confidence: How to Power up After Experiencing DepressionHello, I am Adam Bowcutt. Why did I write this book? Number one, to be the change I wish to see in the world. Number two, to share with the world how to rebuild a rock-solid foundation of super-strong mental health after experiencing depression. Number three, to be accountable in my mission of helping and saving 500,000 lives from suicide one life at a time. "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." - Ghandi |
Contents
Practise Empathy | |
SelfCareFully | |
Embody Integrity | |
Leverage language | |
Simplify Focus | |
Commit to Lifelong Learning | |
Share Knowledge | |
Release Creativity | |
Socialise Influence | |
Think Strategically | |
Be Exponential | |
Create Leaders | |
Your Legacy | |
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