Host Ernest Hancock interviews guest John Vespasian (Author) on his new book, "UNDISRUPTED: HOW HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE DEAL WITH DISRUPTIONS"
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John Vespasian
JOHN VESPASIAN is the author of eight books about rational living. He blogs about rational philosophy, psychology, and personal development.
John is the author of eight books about rational living, including "When Everything Fails, Try This" (2009), "Rationality Is the Way to Happiness" (2009), "The Philosophy of Builders: How to Build a Great Future with the Pieces from Your Past" (2010), "The 10 Principles of Rational Living" (2012), "Rational Living, Rational Working: How to Make Winning Moves When Things Are Falling Apart" (2013), "Consistency: The Key to Permanent Stress Relief" (2014), "On Becoming Unbreakable: How Normal People Become Extraordinarily Self-Confident" (2015), and "Thriving in difficult times: Twelve lessons from Ancient Greece to improve your life today" (2016).
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John's Newest Book:
Undisrupted: How highly-effective people deal with disruptions Paperback – January 28, 2019
Is your life running smoothly, always filled with success and happiness? Or do you sometimes face disruptions and periods of chaos? If this is the case, you need the lessons contained in this book:
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How industrialist Savva Mamontov could have prevented disruption from destroying his life.
Why Albert Schweitzer only grew happy and famous after turning his life upside down.
The disruptive strategy that enabled Joseph Paxton, a simple gardener, to become wealthy.
How it is possible that the all-powerful Knights Templar were wiped out overnight.
The method conceived by Abbot Suger in the twelfth century for running projects smoothly.
Which variation of positive thinking Emile Coue invented for overcoming disruptions.
This book presents real-life lessons that can massively increase your ability to succeed in the face of disruptions.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter 1 - The key to dealing effectively with disruption
The type of disruptions you should embrace wholeheartedly
A powerful insight emerges: Kovalevsky's discovery
Do this, and you will avert catastrophic consequences
An unchangeable principle, although so often ignored
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Chapter 2 - Using disruptive moves for career success
A habit that you absolutely need to acquire
The zero-risk approach: a model to imitate
Progress will be smoother if you don't force the machine
Disruptions that create opportunities for advancement
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Chapter 3 - A fruitful way to turn your life upside down
The perfect antidote against feelings of dissatisfaction
Surprising decisions will stir up opposition, so what?
When your best option is to turn your life upside down
A resilient lifestyle and its favourable consequences
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Chapter 4 - The nonsense of going back to nature
How people develop unsustainable views
Confusion and disorientation are not heroic
An unstable personality is a recipe for disaster
The delusion of a peaceful, undisturbed life in nature
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Chapter 5 - Stop listening to prophets of doom
Beware that not all knowledge is created equal
Attain general victories by overcoming specific disruptions
Give me real solutions, not statistical data
Why millions of people keep suffering from anxiety
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Chapter 6 - How to make yourself immune to disruptions
Two talented men, two heavily contrasting results
A relentless focus on existing opportunities
Productiveness as a way of life: the underlying philosophy
Solid structures and solid routines keep disruptions away
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Chapter 7 - People who survive extreme situations
Can you find a way forward despite severe setbacks?
Thriving against all odds in hostile environments
Fell from a flying aeroplane, survived and recovered well
Questionable certainties in the face of disruption
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Chapter 8 - Proven recipes against vulnerability
Less vulnerability, fewer disruptions: an illustration
The art of rendering yourself more resistant to disruptions
Segmentation: a solid strategy you can implement today
How to structure your day, so that it's remarkably strong
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Chapter 9 - The poisonous myth of the inception point
A dangerous fallacy that is leading many people stray
The Knights Templar: fierce warriors, easily overturned
Beware of false narratives of prosperity and strength
Overnight demise is a fairy tale for the unwary
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Chapter 10 - Master's lessons for thinking on your feet
Making good choices in the face of overwhelming pressure
When you are given only ten seconds to save the day
The right way to repair structural damage
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Chapter 11 - Never late, never defeated, never derailed
This mental trick from the Middle Ages is still working
Kilograms, meters, hours - what do they have in common?
A crash course on error prevention
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Chapter 12 - Overcoming physical and mental disruptions
How a desperately ill woman turned her life around
Taking a close look at faith healing
Here is a variation of positive thinking that really works
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Chapter 13 - A controversial recipe for smooth living
Ingredients of a lifestyle that keeps disruptions at bay
Accepting the drawbacks of simplicity and speed
Discard ideas that are keeping you weak and vulnerable
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