Download The Confidence Gap by Russ Harris PDF

2011
Title The Confidence Gap by Russ Harris
Authors
Genres Self Help Books Psychology Books Nonfiction Books
Publisher Constable & Robinson
ISBN 9781849016889
This is a hands-on, self-help guide to gaining long-lasting confidence and overcoming fear using mindfulness-based therapy. The author explains how many of us are playing the 'confidence game' using the wrong rules, and guides the reader through clear, simple exercises designed to help you manage difficult emotions.
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