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Already Brilliant: Play to Your Strengths in Work and Life
By (Author) Rachel Bridge
Little, Brown Book Group
Piatkus Books
8th October 2021
8th July 2021
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Entrepreneurship / Start-ups
Small businesses and self-employment
158.6
Paperback
208
Width 126mm, Height 196mm, Spine 18mm
186g
Do you want to achieve a long-held dream or reach a life-changing goal That big promotion or fulfilling new job That business you want to start That exciting new life in the sun That amazing idea you long to put into action Are you held back by fears that you haven't got what it takes
You may not realise it but your personality, character, experiences, skills and even your personal circumstances are all fantastic tools and assets which you can use to create the life and career you've always wanted. All you need to do is identify and make use of them.In Already Brilliant, bestselling author Rachel Bridge will help you work out what you want to do, and show you how to get there by playing to the strengths you already possess. Packed with practical tips, ideas and interviews with successful people in all walks of life, and supported by academic research, Already Brilliant will show you how to find a way of working that suits you best, how to begin developing good habits and how to overcome any obstacles standing in your way. And even better, how to turn those obstacles into advantages that will help rather than hinder you.You don't have to stay stuck in your rut. You don't have to live with the choices you have made. With this book, you can start afresh and make the changes you need to get to where you want to be.It's time to get going.Rachel Bridge is the author of six books, a journalist for The Times and The Telegraph, and a motivational speaker specialising in business, personal development and entrepreneurship. She has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival twice and runs workshops for entrepreneurs and small business owners all over the UK.
Bridge holds an MA (Hons) degree in Economics from Cambridge University and has worked in Australia and France.