[Download]->Meant For This: The Mindset And Strategy To Achieve Your Most Impossible Dreams Writen By Erica Wernick

Meant For This: The Mindset And Strategy To Achieve Your Most "Impossible" Dreams

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MEANT FOR THIS is for anyone with a dream inside their heart they can't ignore. The kind of dream that feels too big, or too impossible to ever become a reality. Whether you've put it on the back burner for years, or you've been working towards it your whole life, this book will breathe new life into it and create a whole new world of possibility.As artists and dreamers, we're flooded with discouraging rhetoric: "That dream is going to be really hard." "Good luck winning the lottery!" "Do you really want to be a starving artist?" Not only does this tempt people to pursue something more "realistic," but it also robs us of hope and sticks us with a dead end.Meant For This is just the opposite. Finally, a book that understands the artist's journey and guides you with a refreshingly motivating perspective. Through 20 chapters of personal stories, exercises, and actionable content, Hollywood's Success Coach Erica Wernick shows you the strategies and mindset that has helped countless

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Author : Erica Wernick

Pages : 240 pages

Publisher : BookBaby

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ISBN-10 : 1098351169

ISBN-13 : 9781098351168

 
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