Work Your Way Up the Ladder of Success!
Author Gabriela Corá, MD, MBA reveals the secret to success and leading under pressure Miami Shores, FL – –
Stress and burnout are frequent headlines in the 21st century. Many face the daily quandary of finding new ways to thrive in order to achieve higher goals in this highly and increasingly competitive world. If you feel like the professional juggler, multi-tasking and wishing for three extra pairs of hands, a new brain or if you are plotting to order a couple of clones of yourself, then Leading Under Pressure is meant for you.
Leading Under Pressure addresses the many challenges that corporate executives, successful entrepreneurs, and road-warriors face in their daily quandary of finding new ways to thrive in order to achieve higher goals, with increased competition, progressively limited resources, and the same manpower. To stay competitive, they need to maximize their performance and productivity to maximize their wealth. They also need to resolve complex situations in their personal lives and within their organizations. Everyone who is proactively working on achieving success, leading busy lives, managing others to achieve and succeed will benefit from reading this book. It is the first work to integrate effective business strategies with health strategies. It includes processed information on health and disease, a practical self-help guideline to determine where you are in the wellbeing and stress continua, and practical strategies to improve performance and productivity while maximizing health and wellbeing.
Entrepreneurs, corporate executives, professionals, and road-warriors will be most interested in the book as they are the ones experiencing constant pressure to produce more with less. It will affect people’s lives by offering practical solutions and effective strategies to maximize health and wealth and achieve wellbeing and prosperity. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a professional, or a corporate executive, Leading Under Pressure is a part of your everyday life.
Leading Under Pressure is available on Amazon.com
January 13th, 2008 at 10:01 am
What do you mean by “processed information” on health, and how does it relate to abundance, burnout, goals, productivity, prosperity?
Thank you.
Regards,
Jonathan
January 18th, 2008 at 6:25 pm
Dear Johathan,
As medical doctors and consultants, we are brokers of processed information, presenting it to our audience in the best, most efficient manner. When someone is trying to do more with less, pushing themselves to their max ability to perform and produce, the system may work well as long as the fuel for this energy keeps going. If the system gives in, then the person may run out of stamina and burn-out, unable to achieve the long-desired goals. It may take them some time to recover and bounce back and then, it may take them a while longer to reach a top level of performance again. Focusing on our goals and on achieving our dreams usually relate with acquiring a long-lasting sense of well-being, prosperity, and abundance.
January 19th, 2008 at 11:43 am
Dr. Cora,
People who work in corporate America, and also those who are just career-minded need to wake up and realize that nothing else matters if you don’t have your health. Focusing on nothing but work will reap results in the short-term, but as you allude to above, burn-out will follow and eradicate much of the results from all of the hard work.
How do you convince someone who does not feel like he or she had the time to do everything that needs to be done in the professional life, to make time for a personal life, especially in the areas of health and relationships?
Thanks for your great information.
Mace Horoff
Medical Sales School
January 19th, 2008 at 1:41 pm
Dr. Cora really hits the mark on this one! In order to aviod burnout and achieve success we need to have balance in our lives.We have a saying:The more you do what you love… The more fun you have …The more money you make!The key is doing whatyou love!
January 19th, 2008 at 3:21 pm
You speak the truth, Dr. Cora! In our modern day society, stress is rampant and burnout is reaching epidemic proportions. Thank you for helping us all with this serious problem.
Jim Barber
January 20th, 2008 at 10:29 am
Dear Dr. Cora:
What a superb title and the content summary would suggest superb content for almost any one who is trying to live life with a reasonable degree of balance and well-being.
Gary Greenfield
Performance Alliance, L.C.
http://www.garygreenfield.com
blog.garygreenfield.com
January 20th, 2008 at 11:09 am
Dr. Cora,
For the last 3 years as I’ve interviewed CEOs from a wide swath of organizations I see the healthy ones following your principles and becoming more successful and communicating a more positive message to their employees. I will certainly be recommending your work to them and to my clients.
Dr. Rebecca
January 20th, 2008 at 11:10 am
I liked Leading Under Pressure, but the best part “Maximizing Performance and Productivity Strategies” could be expanded in your next edition, or maybe expanded into a book of its own.
This is great stuff, and I haven’t seen it presented in this way in other self-help or business publications. Do you have any suggestion on how I might learn more about your performance / productivity strategies?
January 22nd, 2008 at 10:00 am
Absolutely! Stay tuned for more on Maximizing Performance and Productivity Strategies in my upcoming book, Managing Work in Life: A Seven Step Plan to Achieve Your Goals and Master Your New Life Business Plan. As general suggestions, read our current and past Newsletters as they address very important issues in performing at the highest level. Also, feel free to contact us at your convenience, toll free, at 1-866-762-7632.
January 31st, 2008 at 1:51 pm
Gaby,
Leading Under Pressure is useful for anyone in a stressful career.
Marlene Silver
February 1st, 2008 at 2:14 pm
Gabriela you are right on I am looking forward to reading your book. The mind, body and spirit all have to be working together.
Beat to you
February 14th, 2008 at 10:21 am
Dr Gaby,
You are truly a living example of someone who walks their talk and loves what they do. If everybody loved what they did they would have less stress and burnout!
Keep up the great work!
Dr Rick Goodman