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Self-Evolution: Break Free and Discover The Real You
You don't know who you really are! Do you feel lost, without direction or purpose? Do you lack motivation and desire? Do you feel like the things you want in life elude you? This can't be all there is to life. Even if you have a great life, do you feel you can't seem to get over that final hump to living the life of your dreams? No matter who you think you are, whether you're lost or think you've found yourself, this book will help you look beyond your impression of the expectations of others and the image you've convinced yourself you are. This book will help you look deep down and approach difficult questions, questions you may have been putting off your whole life. We'll explore your fears and your hopes. We'll strip away the unessential. And, after we grasp your old self, we'll help you discover who you really are. Self-Evolution The four questions you need to ask yourself RIGHT NOW... The five phases of discovery I used in order for you to transform your life... How to discover more about yourself then you ever thought you knew... How to get clarity on what it is you want in your life... How to uncover the truth about your "Why"... How to take immediate action to begin making long-lasting change... With simple exercises throughout, you'll be able to look beyond the image that stares back at you in the mirror every day and start discovering the real you and living the life you really want. It's time to dive in to your self discovery and jump on the road back to you. Are you ready to break free?
110 pages, Paperback
Published January 28, 2017
About the author
Anthony Butto
9 books6 followersAnthony Butto is the founder of JourneyEvolution.com, a website dedicated to empowering individuals and unlocking their potential.Anthony is also an author, speaker, and empowerment coach, with a passion and purpose to help men and women create a better relationship with themselves and unlocking their full potential and become the best version of who they are.
Anthony is the author of Self-Evolution: Break Free and Discover the Real You helping people discover more about themselves and get clarity on what it is they want in their life.
He is also the author of Unmasking Fear: Embracing The Gifts We Were Given focused on helping others embrace their fear rather than avoiding it keeping them stuck int heir comfort zone.
Creator of The Evolution Journal, a daily action planner/gratitude list/self-reflection diary to help people breakdown and manage all of the individual elements toward their personal growth, as well as The Acknowledgment Workbook, a daily helping people shift their focus from a negative,demotivating perspective to a positive, empowering outlook on life.
You can check out his YouTube videos, request a personal video response to a question or topic, and find out how you can improve your life through a complimentary discovery session by visiting JourneyEvolution.com.
Anthony is the author of Self-Evolution: Break Free and Discover the Real You helping people discover more about themselves and get clarity on what it is they want in their life.
He is also the author of Unmasking Fear: Embracing The Gifts We Were Given focused on helping others embrace their fear rather than avoiding it keeping them stuck int heir comfort zone.
Creator of The Evolution Journal, a daily action planner/gratitude list/self-reflection diary to help people breakdown and manage all of the individual elements toward their personal growth, as well as The Acknowledgment Workbook, a daily helping people shift their focus from a negative,demotivating perspective to a positive, empowering outlook on life.
You can check out his YouTube videos, request a personal video response to a question or topic, and find out how you can improve your life through a complimentary discovery session by visiting JourneyEvolution.com.
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August 27, 2019
This is a very short book, which might be a bonus for the audience it is aimed at. The book purports to provide a method by which one can move from being an unmotivated and unproductive lost soul [read: loser; my words], to being productive, passionate, and motivated. If you doubt this, just take a look at what Anthony Butto has done with his life. He's stopped spending most of his time in front of a screen and now has career, works out, and eats healthy, and reads before bedtime. From his writing, it seems that he thinks there are legions of people out there like him who need someone to influence them and guide them away from passivity into activity. In fact, these people are usually called parents.
I have problems with any self-help (Mr. Butto says "coaching") book when the author is essentially writing a memoir of their accomplishments. He does not list credentials, nor does he seem to have learned how to research a topic. The pamphlet (96 pages) is rife with qutotations from people who mostly are dead, but accomplished a lot before they died. The problem I had that is when looking for validity I wouldn't choose a quote from a drug abusing, gun aficionado who committed suicide, or from someone who was a registered Communist.
There is little to suggest authenticity except that Mr. Butto says so, and sells his coaching to others who will pay him to do so. That is indirect, because he utilizes YouTube, and a website.
Another problem with presenting oneself as an expert is that one is somewhat obligated to utilize the terminology of the craft. You say you're an engineer, then you don't rename a cam and call it "a wogga." Yet Mr. Butto does exactly this. He claims to be a coach, which is essentially a behaviorist who motivates someone toward their goals, but doesn't use the terminology of the trade.
Perhaps Mr. Butto will motivate himself to obtain an education and even some credentials. If not, he would best present his material as a memoir.
I have problems with any self-help (Mr. Butto says "coaching") book when the author is essentially writing a memoir of their accomplishments. He does not list credentials, nor does he seem to have learned how to research a topic. The pamphlet (96 pages) is rife with qutotations from people who mostly are dead, but accomplished a lot before they died. The problem I had that is when looking for validity I wouldn't choose a quote from a drug abusing, gun aficionado who committed suicide, or from someone who was a registered Communist.
There is little to suggest authenticity except that Mr. Butto says so, and sells his coaching to others who will pay him to do so. That is indirect, because he utilizes YouTube, and a website.
Another problem with presenting oneself as an expert is that one is somewhat obligated to utilize the terminology of the craft. You say you're an engineer, then you don't rename a cam and call it "a wogga." Yet Mr. Butto does exactly this. He claims to be a coach, which is essentially a behaviorist who motivates someone toward their goals, but doesn't use the terminology of the trade.
Perhaps Mr. Butto will motivate himself to obtain an education and even some credentials. If not, he would best present his material as a memoir.
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