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Book SynopsisSteve McDermott has been established as one of the UK's top motivational speakers and his personal brand is growing.
His work includes being a motivational speaker, coach, trainer and consultant.
Table of ContentsPreface to the second edition
How to get the most from this guide
Introduction
Step one Don’t decide what you want. If you do decide what you want, don’t think about why you want it. And if you do decide why you want it, commit to believing you can’t have it.
Step two Don’t do things on purpose
Step three Don’t stop working for a living
Step four Don’t know what you value in life (and if you do, lose sight of it)
Step five Don’t spend any of your time in the future
Step six Don’t have any goals
Step seven If you do have goals, don’t put them in writing, and if you do, don’t think too big
Step eight Don’t plan your priorities
Step nine Don’t involve other people
Step ten Don’t have a mentor or be a mentor
Step eleven Don’t get advice from people you’ve never met or who are dead
Step twelve Don’t take action right now
Step thirteen Don’t get feedback on your actions
Step fourteen Don’t adjust
Step fifteen Don’t get even more feedback, don’t be flexible…(you get the idea)
Step sixteen Don’t practise continuous improvement
Step seventeen Don’t wear a parachute
Step eighteen Don’t change your beliefs
Step nineteen Don’t stop having a deep fear of failure and of making a fool of yourself
Step twenty Don’t take personal responsibility for your life and results
Step twenty-one Don’t stop believing in luck
Step twenty-two Don’t expand your comfort zone
Step twenty-three Don’t use inside-out thinking
Step twenty-four Don’t put things in before you try to take things out
Step twenty-five Don’t control your moods
Step twenty-six Don’t transform your language
Step twenty-seven Don’t think about the first four minutes
Step twenty-eight Don’t talk and think about what you want
Step twenty-nine Don’t go to the movies
Step thirty Don’t stop being an unthinking dog
Step thirty-one Don’t ask ‘How do you do that?’ Don’t act ‘as if’. And don’t be naïve.
Step thirty-two
