The Capacity Model

How to Build Your Best Life

De: Steve Perry

Narrado por: Carry Greaves

Are you easily overpowered by stress?

Stress is a junction. Some people can overcome overwhelming situations and emerge from it stronger and better informed. But the majority of us panic and remain stuck. Don't feel bad - that's a natural reaction, because stress is traditionally seen as a negative threat.

Like all learned habits, there's an alternative, healthier way to approach stress. You already possess the capability to overcome. The only question left is, which do you choose: to breakdown or to breakthrough?

Learn to deal with difficult situations and turn stress into personal success with The Capacity Model: How to Build Your Best Life!

The Capacity Model helps you learn how to convert challenges into opportunities for growth and empowerment. Learn how to gracefully navigate the murky waters beyond your comfort zone, and discover new ways to be along the way. The book features stories of people in relatable day-to-day trials, and strategically discusses how they overcome.

At the core of The Capacity Model are three important factors: education, habits, and relationships. By working on these areas in your life, you will be able to better deal with worries that come your way. As a result, you can further enrich and find meaning in your family, social, and professional life.

The Capacity Model is written by Steve Perry, a nationally recognized entrepreneur, philanthropist, and executive leader. Through his own experiences, he gives practical tips on how you can grow your knowledge, connection with others, and improve personal habits.

This book is perfect for those who want to:

• Deal with and eventually learn to overcome stress
• Make the best use of their abilities
• Regain control of their life

Get a fresh perspective on how to better tackle stress and improve your life. Add The Capacity Model to your cart today!

©2021 Steve Perry (P)2021 Steve Perry

Good insights but sub par narration

Poor narration, lots of weird pauses and several mispronunciations, but overall some good insights. Appreciate Steve sharing his thoughts and being so candid with his life.