There is often a major gap between the expectations we hold and the reality we experience. This gap is at the root of much of the discomfort and discontentment we feel, especially within our relationships. The Expectation Gap is your guide to closing that divide and transforming your connections.
In a world flooded with vague self-help advice, this book stands out by offering more than just the "what" and "why" of personal growth--it provides the crucial "how." With a clear, step-by-step approach, The Expectation Gap reveals how our expectations shape not only our relationships but our entire experience of life. Written in an engaging, conversational tone, this book explores complex topics with ease and precision. It goes beyond generic encouragement, offering actionable insights into how expectations influence our relationships and offering a powerful reason to create change. Blending science, psychology, personal anecdotes, and biblical principles, it takes you on a captivating journey that provides both clarity and depth. But this isn't just another book--it's an immersive experience. As you complete the application exercises and put the principles into practice, you'll undergo a transformation in your relationships. The changes you make will have a ripple effect that extends into every area of your life, creating lasting, meaningful improvements. Say goodbye to the endless cycle of frustration and unfulfilled expectations. Embrace a journey of self-discovery and improvement with The Expectation Gap. It's time to bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience. Are you ready for lasting change?Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
Jamie Hallman is the CEO and owner of Consider It Closed LLC, a company that provides transaction coordinator services to real estate agents. Her background in human nutrition and experience as a Registered Dietitian have given her a unique perspective on health, well-being, and personal growth. After transitioning into real estate, Jamie started her own business, where she successfully grew her team and developed a passion for helping others navigate challenges in both their personal and professional lives.
Jamie is also a world traveler, with one of her most transformative experiences being an overseas missions trip called the World Race, where she lived in 11 different countries over 11 months. This adventure, along with her diverse career and personal experiences, has shaped her understanding of relationships, expectations, and the importance of clear communication. Jamie resides in Northeast Florida with her husband, Keith, and their two dogs, Kai and Yoshi.Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
Vendeur : World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, Etats-Unis
Paperback. Etat : Good. What if the greatest source of frustration in your relationships is not other people, but the expectations you bring into them? Whether you realize it or not, your expectations influence nearly every area of life. They shape your relationships, affect your communication, impact your emotions, and often determine whether you experience contentment or disappointment. When expectations and reality do not align, frustration, conflict, and discouragement are often the result. In The Expectation Gap, Jamie Hallman helps you uncover the hidden expectations that may be affecting your relationships and provides a practical framework for replacing them with healthier, more realistic patterns of thinking. Rather than offering vague encouragement or surface-level advice, this book explains both why expectations matter and how to change them. Through relatable stories, practical insights, principles from psychology, and biblical wisdom, you will gain a deeper understanding of how expectations influence your everyday life and learn practical steps for creating healthier relationships. Throughout the book, thoughtfully designed application exercises help you move beyond simply reading the material to putting it into practice. Each chapter equips you to identify unhealthy expectations, apply what you have learned, and begin making meaningful changes that last. Inside, you will discover how to: * Recognize the hidden expectations shaping your relationships. * Communicate expectations more clearly and effectively. * Reduce unnecessary conflict and disappointment. * Develop healthier patterns of thinking rooted in truth and wisdom. * Build stronger, more fulfilling relationships at home, at work, and in everyday life. If you are ready to replace frustration with understanding, strengthen your relationships, and bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience, The Expectation Gap will provide the practical tools to help you get there. N° de réf. du vendeur 00105979961
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Vendeur : World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, Etats-Unis
Paperback. Etat : Good. What if the greatest source of frustration in your relationships is not other people, but the expectations you bring into them? Whether you realize it or not, your expectations influence nearly every area of life. They shape your relationships, affect your communication, impact your emotions, and often determine whether you experience contentment or disappointment. When expectations and reality do not align, frustration, conflict, and discouragement are often the result. In The Expectation Gap, Jamie Hallman helps you uncover the hidden expectations that may be affecting your relationships and provides a practical framework for replacing them with healthier, more realistic patterns of thinking. Rather than offering vague encouragement or surface-level advice, this book explains both why expectations matter and how to change them. Through relatable stories, practical insights, principles from psychology, and biblical wisdom, you will gain a deeper understanding of how expectations influence your everyday life and learn practical steps for creating healthier relationships. Throughout the book, thoughtfully designed application exercises help you move beyond simply reading the material to putting it into practice. Each chapter equips you to identify unhealthy expectations, apply what you have learned, and begin making meaningful changes that last. Inside, you will discover how to: * Recognize the hidden expectations shaping your relationships. * Communicate expectations more clearly and effectively. * Reduce unnecessary conflict and disappointment. * Develop healthier patterns of thinking rooted in truth and wisdom. * Build stronger, more fulfilling relationships at home, at work, and in everyday life. If you are ready to replace frustration with understanding, strengthen your relationships, and bridge the gap between what you expect and what you experience, The Expectation Gap will provide the practical tools to help you get there. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN1667888935G
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