Performance Addiction the Dangerous New Syndrome and How to Stop It from Ruining Your Life
How readers can slow down and reduce their perfectionism--the feeling that it's never good enoughWhy do so many of the most accomplished, successful, and admired people in the world remain unhappy and unfulfilled in spite of their achievements? According to Harvard Medical School instructor Arthur Ciaramicoli, they suffer from Performance Addiction--the belief that perfecting appearance and achieving status will secure the love and respect of others.
"How readers can slow down and reduce their perfectionism--the feeling that it's never good enoughWhy do so many of the most accomplished, successful, and admired people in the world remain unhappy and unfulfilled in spite of their achievements? According to Harvard Medical School instructor Arthur Ciaramicoli, they suffer from Performance Addiction--the belief that perfecting appearance and achieving status will secure the love and respect of others."@en
""The best book I've seen on how we can stop sabotaging our need for balance. Compulsive achievers will find here everything they need to gain the sense of satisfaction that's eluded them. This book is a must-read for men and women struggling with the mystery of why they're not happy. This is a most wise, helpful, and important book, and it's wonderfully readable."-Mira Kirshenbaumauthor of Everything Happens for a Reason and The Emotional Energy Factor"Every perfectionistic, hypervigilant person wondering why peace of mind is so elusive should read this book. Dr. Ciaramicoli totally nails the."
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