| Management number | 233387555 | Release Date | 2026/06/27 | List Price | US$8.02 | Model Number | 233387555 | ||
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Previously published as The Nice Guy's Journal by Sidharth Agarwal.___Unlock Your Potential with "The Integrated Man Journal""The Integrated Man Journal" is your ultimate companion for breaking free from the Nice Guy Syndrome and becoming the authentic, confident man you were meant to be.This meticulously crafted journal offers:Weekly Deep DivesThought-provoking questions to challenge your beliefs and expand your self-awareness.Space for reflection on key areas of your life.Practical Tools for GrowthThe innovative MVP system (Male Friendships, Vigorous Exercise, Passionate Living, Scary Shit) to build a fulfilling life.Weekly planning sections to implement positive changes.Gratitude exercises to cultivate an abundance mindset.Comprehensive Self-AssessmentMonthly Wheel of Life evaluations to track progress.Personalized goal-setting opportunities aligned with your values.Expert GuidanceInsights based on Dr. Robert Glover's groundbreaking work on overcoming the Nice Guy Syndrome.Strategies for developing healthy self-soothing techniques and breaking free from covert contracts."The Integrated Man Journal" provides the structure and inspiration you need. It's a roadmap to becoming a more conscious, differentiated, and authentic version of yourself.__About The Integrated ManExcerpts from the Foreword(by Dr. Robert Glover, author of No More Mr. Nice Guy)As I began to read the pages of this book, I kept thinking, “Yeah, he explained that well,” and “He really did a good job of capturing how my message on this concept has evolved since I wrote NMMNG over 25 years ago.”For me, that’s the beauty of The Integrated Man; it builds on the concepts I presented in No More Mr. Nice Guy over two decades ago but also further refines and updates them based on what I teach today. It contains subjects I now teach that weren’t even on my radar back in 2003, when No More Mr. Nice Guy was published.The Integrated Man brings No More Mr. Nice Guy into the 2020s.Subjects that Sid updates and clarifies in The Integrated Man include the concept of covert contracts, abandonment anxiety, and toxic shame —the one-two-punch of the Nice Guy Syndrome —the need for masculine initiation, and boundaries.Woven throughout this compact handbook are Sid’s suggestions for ways the reader (you) can apply the principles presented.I can’t recommend this book highly enough. It is so much more than just a handbook; it is a deep-dive into complex concepts in a quick and easy read – and that’s impressive. But hey, that’s Sidharth.Robert A. Glover, Ph.D. author of the best-selling No More Mr. Nice Guy__Praise for the bookInsightful and Practical Guide! Highly Recommended."I like how the book is an honest guide that doesn't promise magical results, but instead offers doable suggestions that author himself has done. This quote from the Epilogue struck me as an excellent highlight of what the book helps the reader to see: "it's easy to get caught up in pursuing a non-existent perfect future while ignoring the beauty and abundance of all that we already have and all that is already lovable about us." - Bill CBrilliant and succinct"This book is powerful and concise! It helped me remember how I got to where I am in life and showed me how to change my trajectory. Looking forward to using it with my clients as well!" - Seth JonesA fantastic read"Sidharth is a fantastic men’s coach! I was so excited when I learnt about his book. Highly recommend Sidharth’s coaching work and his book!" - S.K. Read more
| ASIN | B0DS13HB76 |
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| Language | English |
| Publisher | Independently published |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 0.36 x 8.5 inches |
| Book 2 of 2 | The Integrated Man |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Print length | 149 pages |
| Publication date | December 28, 2024 |
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