Sujets :
Arts du cirque - États-Unis - Récits personnels
Trapèze volant - Aspect psychologique
Personnalité - Développement
Motivation (Psychologie)

Résumé :
Life lessons come at you fast when you’re thirty feet in the air, facing your fear of heights and a host of other fears, self-defeating thoughts and false beliefs while attempting a flying trapeze trick. In Flying Free : Life Lessons Learned on the Flying Trapeze, Lynn Braz uses trapeze as a vehicle for overcoming fear and perfectionism, and discovering deeper passion and joy in her world, lessons she’s applied to every area of her life. Initially an exercise in facing her fear of heights, the author quickly discovered trapeze was teaching her how to free herself from negativity and self-limitation, how to develop tenacity, energize her life and achieve her goals. Written for everyone who dreams of discovering hidden talents, passion and joy, Flying Free helps you create a happier, more rewarding life. [editor summary]

Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque

Localisation : Bibliothèque

Cote : 791.340 92 B8274f 2013

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