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The Art of Being While Becoming: Reignite Your Purpose, Live More Mindfully, And Transform Your Life
Master Your Art of Being While BecomingFeeling stuck in life? Don’t know how to move forward?Lack the motivation, energy, and time to do what you truly want?Feeling overwhelmed juggling life, work, and everything else in between?The Art of Being While Becoming can help you grow and live a happier, healthier, and more harmonious life.
The book is a cross between the science of achievement and the art of fulfillment. On one hand, you want to grow every day and authentically become a better version of yourself in all aspects of your life. It’s your journey of Becoming. On the other hand, you want to slow down and enjoy every single moment as much as possible with full presence and engagement. Your life is made of small moments to enjoy. It’s your art of Being. It takes both Being and Becoming to live your best and most authentic life.
The 3P framework (Purpose, Presence, and Progress) of the book will inspire you to transform your life from being stuck to becoming authentically unstoppable. Filled with personal stories and anecdotes, Vladimir Chen facilitates your insights to live your Best and True lives.
By reading this book, you will learn how
reignite your purpose so you feel motivated to do what matterscreate a vision that excites you to grow in to your future selflive more mindfully so you experience less stress and more joycreate a plan and build habits with consistent action that yields resultsunderstand the inner workings of your mind so you are more in control of your negative thoughtsIt is time now to master your art of Being while Becoming so you can live your best life.
The book is a cross between the science of achievement and the art of fulfillment. On one hand, you want to grow every day and authentically become a better version of yourself in all aspects of your life. It’s your journey of Becoming. On the other hand, you want to slow down and enjoy every single moment as much as possible with full presence and engagement. Your life is made of small moments to enjoy. It’s your art of Being. It takes both Being and Becoming to live your best and most authentic life.
The 3P framework (Purpose, Presence, and Progress) of the book will inspire you to transform your life from being stuck to becoming authentically unstoppable. Filled with personal stories and anecdotes, Vladimir Chen facilitates your insights to live your Best and True lives.
By reading this book, you will learn how
reignite your purpose so you feel motivated to do what matterscreate a vision that excites you to grow in to your future selflive more mindfully so you experience less stress and more joycreate a plan and build habits with consistent action that yields resultsunderstand the inner workings of your mind so you are more in control of your negative thoughtsIt is time now to master your art of Being while Becoming so you can live your best life.
251 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 10, 2022
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April 20, 2022
Thoughtful, inspiring, and full of teachable moments
This book is full of positive affirmations As well as easy-to-adapt methods of transforming one’s life. Imagine the person you really want to be – – values, qualities and actions. The author gives you a whole box of tools to implement to make it so. Honestly, he had my full attention with one of my favorite Mark Twain quotes regarding purpose, but he sealed the deal with a quote from Helen Keller: “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” He also references many additional books and authors that I want to add to my library. I have already shared his six Lifesavers with everyone who is near and dear to me. Thank you, Mr. Chen, for a wonderful book!
This book is full of positive affirmations As well as easy-to-adapt methods of transforming one’s life. Imagine the person you really want to be – – values, qualities and actions. The author gives you a whole box of tools to implement to make it so. Honestly, he had my full attention with one of my favorite Mark Twain quotes regarding purpose, but he sealed the deal with a quote from Helen Keller: “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” He also references many additional books and authors that I want to add to my library. I have already shared his six Lifesavers with everyone who is near and dear to me. Thank you, Mr. Chen, for a wonderful book!
April 25, 2022
5.0 out of 5 stars
Liberating, insightful, profound!
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2022
The Art of Being While Becoming is an awesome read with a number of deeply profound truths! Perspective, deep listening, being truly present, and so many more! Vladimir Chen brings clarity and understanding through his own experience to help others to experience "being" while they become. I enjoyed his reflective exercises and the enlightening moments I now get to savor as I practice BEING. So much of my life has focused on past and future that the moments were lost on me. Thanks to this author for sharing!
Liberating, insightful, profound!
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2022
The Art of Being While Becoming is an awesome read with a number of deeply profound truths! Perspective, deep listening, being truly present, and so many more! Vladimir Chen brings clarity and understanding through his own experience to help others to experience "being" while they become. I enjoyed his reflective exercises and the enlightening moments I now get to savor as I practice BEING. So much of my life has focused on past and future that the moments were lost on me. Thanks to this author for sharing!
April 13, 2022
This book was very impactful for me. The tone was confident and warm. I loved the part about regaining perspective. Historically I have lost perspective many times because of a perfectionistic personality. I believe that knowing my "why" will help pull me forward. I liked the golf ball, sand and water exercise for clarity. Personally I identified with the idea that time is my enemy and can see now how this is flawed. I am going to attempt to stop focusing on time and concentrate on what really matters. I can see that I will need to reread sections for top ups to keep me on track.
July 27, 2022
Unfinished, for my taste many generic advices and big talks, repeating one and the same message over and over, references to the same self-help training that the author attended and how it changed his life, transposing these learnings onwards, I haven't felt like there were many original thoughts and contributions in this book. It could be a good first self-help book for a teen or something like that, but otherwise I find it more useful to read some of the original sources and/or other books in general.
April 20, 2022
Interestingly self reflective and inspiring!
It is obvious that the author is passionate about his subject matter. He’s quoted a number of works that are full of useful material, like Tony Robbins—whom I often disagree with, but who says very interesting and useful things like “The quality of your life depends on the quality of your questions”. And on the importance of the morning in creating a wonderful day—of the need to stimulate your—or in my case, myself—with a healthy diet of good reading material.
There is much more, but Atomic Habits is a terrific book he references as well.
Thank you!
It is obvious that the author is passionate about his subject matter. He’s quoted a number of works that are full of useful material, like Tony Robbins—whom I often disagree with, but who says very interesting and useful things like “The quality of your life depends on the quality of your questions”. And on the importance of the morning in creating a wonderful day—of the need to stimulate your—or in my case, myself—with a healthy diet of good reading material.
There is much more, but Atomic Habits is a terrific book he references as well.
Thank you!
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