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This book is a psychological primer for entrepreneurs who have either studied entrepreneurship, spent thousands of dollars on courses from business gurus, or read many business books and yet still struggle to achieve success or feel stuck. Doctors Ross and Latz give you insightful information to help you understand why you have failed and how you may have inadvertently created your own worst business nightmare. The authors openly discuss the art of psychological self-sabotage and then give readers specific tools, techniques, and mindful exercises to assist with removing the roadblocks on your path to success.
This book is a psychological primer for entrepreneurs who have either studied entrepreneurship, spent thousands of dollars on courses from business gurus, or read many business books and yet still struggle to achieve success or feel stuck. Doctors Ross and Latz give you insightful information to ...
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About the author
Dr. Marion Ross, PhD is a psychotherapist and entrepreneur who runs her own international licensing and marketing company.
Dr. Tracy Latz, MD, MS, is a board-certified and licensed integrative psychiatrist.
Together they have a combined fifty-plus years of experience in business and corporate coaching, empowering personal transformation and in creating new business ventures.
Dr. Marion Ross, PhD is a psychotherapist and entrepreneur who runs her own international licensing and marketing company.
Dr. Tracy Latz, MD, MS, is a board-certified and licensed integrative psychiatrist.
Together they have a combined fifty-plus years of experience in business and corporate coa...
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