Proximity (Paperback)

Langue : anglais

Edité par Self, 2026

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Paperback. There is a force shaping your life so pervasive, so omnipresent, that it has become invisible to you. It guided you to your partner, directed you to your career, sculpted your beliefs, determined your health outcomes, and set the ceiling on your wealth. It is not fate. It is not God. It is not talent alone. It is proximity.Most of us walk through life believing in the mythology of the self-made individual; the idea is our choices, our character, and our unique destiny are the primary architects of our lives. We tell ourselves that we married our soul mate because the universe conspired to bring two perfect people together. We believe we got our dream job because we were the best candidate. We assume we believe what we believe because we arrived at those conclusions through reason and reflection. We think we are healthy or unhealthy because of the personal decisions we make each day.This book will systematically dismantle those comfortable fictions. Not to be cruel. Not to rob you of meaning. But to hand you something far more powerful than mythology: clarity. Because when you see the true force driving your outcomes, you can, for the first time, consciously work with it, or deliberately work against it.The argument of this book is simple, even if its implications are vast: in nearly every domain of human life, your outcomes are determined less by who you are and more by where you are. Proximity (physical, social, intellectual, and digital) is the master variable.Consider a few opening facts before we begin. Research consistently shows that most married couples live within a few miles of each other before they meet. Studies of elite athletes reveal they predominantly come from specific zip codes. Nobel Prize winners cluster in a handful of universities. Billionaires concentrate in specific cities. The language you speak, the religion you practice, the political party you support, the food you eat, the diseases you are most likely to contract, and the age at which you are likely to die. All of these correlate more strongly with geography than with genetics, character, or divine plan. "Tell me where you were born, where you went to school, and where you live now. I can tell you more about your life outcomes than you can tell me yourself." This book is organized around the major domains of human existence. In each chapter, we will examine a different dimension of life and show how proximity has been the silent master of the game. We will look at relationships, education, careers, health, wealth, religion, language, culture, crime, happiness, politics, and opportunity.By the end, you will have a new lens through which to see your life. You will understand why the most important decision you may ever make is not who to marry, or what career to choose, but rather where to position yourself on this planet. You will see that luck, that most misunderstood of concepts, is largely a function of geography. And you will understand the profound responsibility and opportunity that comes with that knowledge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Titre
Proximity (Paperback)
Auteur
Bert Medlock
Éditeur
Self
Année de publication
2026
État de l'article
new
Reliure
Paperback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9798996337415

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