Life Is Not a Game of Perfect : Finding Your Real Talent and Making It Work for You by Bob Rotella and Robert Cullen (1999, Hardcover)

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PublisherSimon & Schuster
ISBN-100684842866
ISBN-139780684842868
eBay Product ID (ePID)984765

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Book TitleLife Is Not a Game of Perfect : Finding Your Real Talent and Making It Work for You
Number of Pages224 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year1999
TopicGolf, General, Personal Growth / Success
GenreSports & Recreation, Self-Help, Psychology
AuthorBob Rotella, Robert Cullen
FormatHardcover

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Item Height0.9 in
Item Weight11.9 Oz
Item Length7.5 in
Item Width5.5 in

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LCCN98-054819
ReviewsBernie ButlerPresident, Pizza Huts of Eastern North CarolinaAfter reading Bob Rotella's books and attending several of his seminars, I've become his fan, friend, and disciple. His seminars about positive thinking in golf inspire similar thinking in business. We can apply to business the sports-related attitudes about winning, positive thinking, and opportunity. These attitudes breed the same success in both sports and business., Gary GershCEO, Capitol and Blue Note RecordsI called Dr. Bob after continually reading how numerous golfers whom I respected had worked with him to reach new levels of success. What I learned from Doc was that my goal of becoming a better golfer would actually unlock a better person. I now relate his teachings to all aspects of my business and it continues to reap rewards on a daily basis., Tom CousinsCEO, Cousins Property IncorporatedWe all have far more real talent than most of us realize. We lock it away within ourselves. Bob Rotella shows us how to liberate it, to put it to work in our lives so we can get the most out of ourselves and give the give the most to those around us., Tom ScottCo-President, Nantucket NectarsWe all have the ability to succeed -- we're born with it. Too often, that ability is hidden behind fear and misplaced reliance on traditional theories and paths. Doctor Bob teaches us how to re-find that ability and how to use it. I apply it to work, to sports -- to all aspects of life., Patrick J. WalshSenior V.P., Group Employee Services, Merrill LynchBob Rotella's official title is Sports Psychologist, but he is really in the business of performance enhancement. His teaching and philosophy transcend the sports arena and are applicable to every aspect of a successful person's life.
Dewey Edition21
Dewey Decimal158.1
Table Of ContentContents Introduction1. Brilliance of a Different Sort2. What I Learned in Rutland3. Do What You Love or Love What You Do4. Chasing Dreams and Setting Goals5. The Success Process6. Honoring Your Commitments7. There Is No Such Thing as Overconfidence8. How Real Talent Responds to Failure9. Following a Blazed Trail10. The People Who Support You11. Hitting Your Prime After Fifty12. Recruiting Real Talent13. Unleashing Real Talent14. Writing Your AutobiographyAppendix: Rotella's RulesAcknowledgments
SynopsisMost people think that talent is genetically determined. The truth about human performance is far more encouraging, Bob Rotella believes that anyone can develop real talent - a combination of character, attitude, and devotion, which make greatness possible., Most people think talent is genetically determined. Either you can sing or you can't. You get calculus or it's beyond you. You have what it takes to succeed -- or you don't.The truth about human performance is far more encouraging, says Dr. Bob Rotella inLife Is Not a Game of Perfect.Dr. Rotella, the bestselling author ofGolf Is Not a Game of PerfectandGolf Is a Game of Confidence,believes that talent, as conventionally defined and measured, plays a secondary role in determining one's fate. Far more important isreal talent,a combination of character, attitude, and devotion, which makes greatness possible. And the good news is that anyone can develop real talent.As always, Dr. Bob Rotella speaks from experience. He has made a career of helping people chase and catch their dreams. His authority as a sports psychologist is well known. Golfers from Tom Kite to David Duval to Pat Bradley have relied on him to help them break through to triumphs on the PGA Tour. But Bob Rotella's practice extends beyond the sports world. He is a consultant on performance enhancement to leading businesses such as Merrill Lynch, General Electric, and PepsiCo. He has worked with successful people in businesses ranging from law to entertainment.From hundreds of clients and countless students, Dr. Bob Rotella has learned what works. InLife Is Not a Game of Perfect,he shares what he has learned and what he teaches his clients. Real talent, he explains, is "brilliance of a different sort." It is the nerve to choose a career doing something you love or the ability to learn to love what you do. It is courage, persistence, and determination. It is the ability to handle failure and honor commitments.Whether you think so or not, real talent is within your grasp. InLife Is Not a Game of Perfect,Dr. Bob Rotella will help you make it a decisive element in your life. He can show you how to identify and cultivate the qualities that lead to success, prosperity, and happiness.
LC Classification NumberBF637.S8R624 1999
As told toCullen, Bob

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    Great life thoughts in general--was not familiar with it but read 2 others by Dr. Rotella--How Champions Think and Golf Is Not A Game Of Perfect

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