Bøger af Christopher Barnett

We all fail at some point, but we also need to continue pushing forward. The secret is, turning failure into a lesson plan for success through change.How many times have you failed and given up out of frustration or discouragement? How often does failure ruin your resolve and send you back to square one, only to fail over and over again with little hope that anything will ever change?Failing to Success reveals what failure really is and how to deal with it in a constructive way that will help you achieve success. Regardless if you are the leader of a non-profit organization, small business owner, or even just someone who needs a little motivation, this guide can help you overcome any obstacle.There is a growing acceptance that failure can not only lead to success but also open us to profound change. If we let go of the quest for individual perfection and accept what is, our lives and relationships will be enriched.Furthermore, by letting go of our judgmental behavior and the need to control our lives, we will no longer view life in terms of success or failure and also be free of false expectations.Lastly, if we let go of our attachment to outcomes, we will then be content with where and who we are. This may even allow us to go beyond the duality of opposites to reach an understanding of essential unity. The key is to put one foot in front of the other, neither afraid of failure nor triumphant with success.Join me and take the first step. From this moment on, everything that you do will serve as a catalyst for profound change that will ultimately bring you success.Order your copy now to begin the transformation.

'... a work of raw, brutal power and of intense spiritual refinement, as visual and visceral as it is delicate and sensuous ... a tumult of battle for soul, for survival. All the while the sense is one of standing alongside the teller, listening as [the poet] proclaims what the edge of life and the threat of the void ahead most utterly feels like. Immense forces are ranged against the small, the human, the chances of victory seem forbidding, but all the while there is also an unyielding effort to wrestle them at least to a halt.' - Angelo Loukakis 'Barnett, like any great poet deserving of the title, is admired and loved for his revolutionary stance against regimes imposed on humans. Now, with Ô Horsey he deconstructs the regime of language, the regime of narrative, and of syntax itself. What results is the humanimal caught in the headlights, stripped naked and glorious.' - Brentley Frazer