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Cut the Noise. Better Results, Less Guilt. Edition No. 1

  • Book

  • 128 Pages
  • April 2018
  • John Wiley and Sons Ltd
  • ID: 4429818

Cut through the mental noise of modern life and move one step closer to true happiness

The quest for perfection and the sheer volume of “noise” and guilt in modern life can be crushing on even the most put-together person. With Cut the Noise, author and popular keynote speaker Chris Helder will show you how to cut through the noise, release yourself from guilt and stop seeking perfection so that you can focus on what you really want and what really matters.

Told through two fables, you'll learn how to cut out the things in your life that are not useful, deal with the obstacles that get in your way, prioritise what is really important and give yourself permission to make the most of every situation with less guilt.

  • See the world in a new way and move closer to what you really want by embracing the book’s accessible principles
  • Move beyond guilt by learning key concepts, including that most of what we worry about will never happen
  • Clearly find out what is preventing your success so you can deal with it and focus on the things that truly matter
  • Follow the book’s easy-to-read fable format and discover where to take your life from here

For those who want to take back their lives from the constant noise and expectations of modern life, Cut the Noise is the important first step on the journey.

Table of Contents

About the author vii

Acknowledgements ix

Introduction xi

Part I: Fables 1

1 No more guilt! 3

2 Clear the stumbling blocks 25

Part II: Actions and anecdotes 47

3 Purpose: Guilt takes a backseat to purpose 49

4 Perfection: Real is better than perfect 57

5 Outcomes: We’ll see what we see 63

6 Identity: Core beliefs and identity 71

7 Useful belief: The final step to cutting the noise 87

Conclusion: Bringing it all together 97

Authors

Chris Helder