Bøger af Deborah Grayson Riegel

Are you tired of doing everything by yourself?Do you wish people would give you the help you need?Do you get frustrated when your attempts to help others donΓÇÖt work?Go To Help will teach you concrete strategies to get better at offering, asking for, and accepting help. YouΓÇÖll gain practical insights to help yourself and others get more done with less stress and longer-lasting success.YouΓÇÖll learn how to:ΓÇó Offer help that inspires others to learn and growΓÇó Manage when someone doesnΓÇÖt accept your helpΓÇó Reject requests when youΓÇÖre overloadedΓÇó Ask specifically for the kind of help thatΓÇÖs actually useful

What if you had your own life coach in your back pocket, ready to help you navigate the inevitable "oy veys" that pop up in work and life?Now you do. In her book, "Oy Vey" Isn't a Strategy: 25 Solutions for Personal and Professional Success, professional coach, speaker, and writer Deborah Grayson Riegel offers practical, insightful and applicable tips and tools - along with a generous sprinkling of Jewish wisdom - to use at work and at home to help you:Get to Know YourselfGet Along with OthersGet More DoneGet a New Perspective From accountability and communication skills to time management and handling stress, each chapter takes the reader from those "Oy!" moments, when they recognize how their own limiting, ineffective or self-defeating behaviors stand in the way of success, to their new "Aha!" realization when they learn what shifts in attitude and action can make all the difference.In the middle, readers will experience the "Hmm…" that comes from learning the Jewish perspective on each topic, and, of course, the "Ha-ha" moments when Deborah uses her real life stories as a comedian, wife, mom to twins, professional coach, and a speaker to thousands of professionals in Jewish non-profit and corporate arenas to infuse each chapter with humor and levity, without glossing over the real challenges we all face.Deborah's Oy Vey Isn't a Strategy will do for professional and personal development what Wendy Mogel's best-selling book, The Blessing of a Skinned Knee did for parenting: give readers practical, applicable, and realistic solutions steeped in Jewish wisdom and real-life wit.