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- Herausgeber: BookRix
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
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Michael Gervais' The First Rule of Mastery offers a guide to overcome fear of people's opinions (FOPO), which can limit human potential. Gervais teaches mental skills and practices to top performers, including sports MVPs, artists, and Fortune 100 leaders. He warns that when we prioritize FOPO over our own, we live life on their terms, not our own. The book is filled with stories from sports, business, science, and human performance.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
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Summary of The First Rule of Mastery by Michael Gervais
Stop Worrying about What People Think of You
Michael Gervais' The First Rule of Mastery teaches mental skills to overcome FOPO, limiting human potential. It features stories from sports, business, science, and human performance.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 MunichTitle page
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Introduction
Softball star Lauren Regula faced a dilemma in the preparations for the 2020 Olympics, where she had to play again for Team Canada on the sport's biggest stage. Despite her retirement and the challenges of training and traveling, she was determined to win an Olympic medal. However, she faced negative conversations from her family, friends, and colleagues who questioned her ability to achieve her dream.
Lauren suffered from FOPO, or the fear of people's opinions, which almost cost her one last shot at her dream. FOPO is a hidden epidemic that can limit human potential and negatively impact all aspects of our lives. It can lead to losing faith in ourselves and performance, as it is part of human nature. However, if we are not careful, FOPO can take over the narrative in our minds, poisoning us. Instead of focusing on our own thoughts and feelings, we start obsessing about the thoughts and opinions of others, whether spoken or perceived. This obsession can affect our decisions, actions, and lives.
FOPO is part of the human condition because we operate with an ancient brain that craved social approval thousands of years ago. Today, with the proliferation of social media, intense pressure to succeed, and overreliance on external rewards, FOPO is rampant. FOPO can be seen in leaders not speaking up, CEOs valuing short-term shareholder gains over long-term company health, and politicians voting with their party instead of their conscience.
Changing our relationship with other people's opinions can help us become more free and at home with ourselves wherever we are.
FOPO (Fear of Perception) is a common issue in our lives, often leading to fear and conformity. We often play it safe and play it small, sacrificing authenticity for approval or belonging. This externalization of self-esteem can limit our potential and pursuit of mastery.
When we conform to others' expectations, we may not discover who we truly are. Our unique qualities and strengths should be utilized, as striving for the person we want to be is tenuous and easily lost amid the internal and external pressures of daily life.
Overly influenced by outside forces, such as other people's opinions or societal pressures, can box us in and limit what's possible. The desire to fit in and fear of being disliked undermine our ability to pursue the lives we want to create.
Woody Hoburg's story highlights the possibility that opens up when we follow our own path and don't succumb to the opinions of others. He pursued his doctorate in computer science and later earned his EMT certification and applied to the Yosemite Search and Rescue team.
