The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level

Author: Gay Hendricks

Editorial review of the book

The Big Leap is an inspiring and practical guide for anyone who feels that something is holding them back just below the surface of their true potential. The author, psychologist and coach Gay Hendricks, explores why people - even when they are doing well - often unconsciously sabotage themselves, and how we can overcome these inner limitations.

The central idea of the book is the so-called "Upper Limit Problem" - the unconscious limit we set ourselves in terms of how much success, love or happiness we allow ourselves. When we get close to this limit, we are often overwhelmed by worry, conflict or even illness - all to stay "safe". Hendricks shows how to recognise these patterns and transform them.

The book guides the reader to discover his or her Zone of Genius - the area where natural passion and abilities meet for maximum impact and satisfaction. Rather than living in a comfort or competence zone, The Big Leap encourages us to take a courageous leap into life, where we can shine at our fullest.

Clearly written, warm and encouraging - this book is essential reading for anyone who wants more, not because they are not enough, but because they know they have something more inside them.

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