Mental Strength

Condition Your Mind, Achieve Your Goals (Unabridged)

De: Iain Abernethy

Narrado por: Iain Abernethy

Many people have dreams they would like to realise and things about their lives that they would like to change. Relatively few have the mental strength to break outside their comfort zone and take the steps needed. Fear, self-doubt, lack of confidence, or simply being overawed by the tasks ahead can stop you from achieving your true potential. This guide shows how to develop your mind and push past the obstacles that stand between you and your goals.

This audiobook is based on the author's DVD of the same title.

©2005 Iain Abernethy

Mental strength is an attribute, not an ideal.

Mental strength is an attribute, not an ideal. That’s my takeaway from this excellent book.

Like an athlete improving by focusing on the attributes that will take them further, Iain discusses the ways in which you can develop the attributes that will lead to a more positive and successful headspace. It also helps define what “positive” and “successful” may mean for you.

At around 30 minutes long, this book should not be overlooked.

Great lessons in a nutshell

A word with an experienced and wiseman is worth a tonnes of books. At least this is how I see this book. This book showed me a way to overload my comfort zone and to take positive rests. The ideas here may not be new. But sometimes same thing gives an altogether new insight when it is received at a moment when we are ripe for it. Perhaps I was ripe for something which the author was trying to convey. Since this is a short book, I can repeat listening till I have internalized the points which I want to absorb. - Haresh Raichur.

Nice voice

If a heavy scottish accent telling you you can do anything doesn't get you feeling good, I don't know what will. Production quality was pretty poor, but the content was worth the money.

:42 Minutes? What a joke.

I bought this because I loved the book. The book is 192 pages so I should have questioned why only :42 minutes? You get one chapter worth of the entire book. How can they do that? What a rip off. Save your money!