The Power of Your Past :The Art of Recalling, Recasting, and Reclaiming

Publication subTitle :The Art of Recalling, Recasting, and Reclaiming

Author: Schuster John P  

Publisher: Berrett Koehler‎

Publication year: 2011

E-ISBN: 9781605098630

Subject: C975 vocational training

Keyword: 心理学

Language: ENG

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Description


There's nothing wrong with “living in the now”—except that it's only part of our story. If we underuse or misuse our past, we're losing a tremendous source of wisdom and self-knowledge. The problem isn't the past itself, it's that we don't use it well.

John Schuster exposes the many ways we ignore, distort, or become captive to our pasts and explains how we can tap into this underutilized treasure trove. He shows how to systematically recall key images and experiences that have influenced us, for good or ill, and reclaim the positive experiences—deepen our understanding of their impact and use them to guide our going forward. The negative experiences must be recast—reinterpreted so that they no longer lessen our possibilities but rather serve to expand our understanding of who we are and what we can be. Schuster's enlightening and entertaining stories as well as simple and compelling techniques will enable you to make your past sing and play and work for you.

Chapter

Introduction: Your Past Can Work for You

PART I: DISCOVERING THE POWER OF YOUR PAST

Chapter 1: The Underused Past: The Price of Forgotten Yesterdays

Chapter 2: Good and Bad News: Evoked and Compressed

PART II: TAPPING THE POWER OF YOUR PAST

Chapter 3: Recall

Chapter 4: Reclaim

Chapter 5: Recast

PART III: CHANNELING THE POWER OF YOUR PAST

Chapter 6: Answering the Big Question: When to Say Yes and No

Chapter 7: Using Suffering to Grow

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Acknowledgments

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