Becoming a winner: a workbook on personality development and character building

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Paranaque City, Philippines; AR Skills Development and Management Services; 2003Description: vi, 201 p. ; ill; Includes references and indexISBN:
  • 971-9213-73-6
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • Fill 155.2 R64b
Summary: A book designed to help individual discover an ideal personality to emulate, compare themselves with the ideal through diagnostic exercises and reflection guide, look into their own personal handicaps and apply ways of overcoming them through therapeutic exercise contained in the book. Using an experiential and participative approach to human formation, the book makes one's journey to self empowerment a dynamic, pleasurable and meaningful experience. This book is an ideal material for anyone who wants to be empowered to realize success, happiness and inner peace. It is also recommended as textbook and instructional guide for teachers and formators who are in the mission of facilitating change among their students and clients
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A book designed to help individual discover an ideal personality to emulate, compare themselves with the ideal through diagnostic exercises and reflection guide, look into their own personal handicaps and apply ways of overcoming them through therapeutic exercise contained in the book. Using an experiential and participative approach to human formation, the book makes one's journey to self empowerment a dynamic, pleasurable and meaningful experience. This book is an ideal material for anyone who wants to be empowered to realize success, happiness and inner peace. It is also recommended as textbook and instructional guide for teachers and formators who are in the mission of facilitating change among their students and clients

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