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Stefan Frädrich
AC/DC und das ‚erste Mal‘
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Warum ist Erfolg eine Schräge? Welche Ratten verlassen ein Schiff als erste? Wann ist es gut, feige zu sein? Was verraten Verkehrsstaus über Autofahrer? Warum hat die perfekte Woche eigentlich drei Tage? Wie wird man mit Motzköpfen fertig? Und was kann man von Rock-Dinos wie AC/DC lernen? Motivationsexperte Dr. Stefan Frädrich zeigt wie man sein Leben auf die Reihe kriegt und dabei (ohne großes Drama und Getöse) langfristig wirklich erfolgreich und glücklich wird: im ganz normalen Alltag. Durch bewusstes Wahrnehmen, genaues Nachdenken und kluges Handeln.

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Dr. med. Stefan Frädrich ist Motivationsexperte und Weiterbildungs-unternehmer (GEDANKENtanken.com), sowie Direktor des Steinbeis Transferinstituts GEDANKENtanken der Steinbeis Hochschule Berlin. Sein Trainerteam ist im gesamten deutschsprachigen Raum tätig.

Sprache Deutsch ● Format EPUB ● Seiten 188 ● ISBN 9783738040913 ● Dateigröße 5.5 MB ● Verlag neobooks ● Ort Berlin ● Land DE ● Erscheinungsjahr 2015 ● herunterladbar 24 Monate ● Währung EUR ● ID 4518015 ● E-Book Endkundennutzungsbedinungen des Verlages ● Kopierschutz Adobe DRM

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