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'Playing the beautiful game' is a unique and accessible self-development book that will inspire and challenge you to raise your game, whether at work, in your personal life or in your sport of choice. Through 101 original and inspirational verses Jag Shoker motivates you to do more, be more and accomplish more in all aspects of your life. Each verse is based upon three central ideas:- 'The pitch' represents the stage upon which you grow, strive and look to succeed; 'The game' is whatever you imagine it to be. It could be the sport you play, the business you're involved in or the life you lead; 'The beautiful game' symbolises your most inspired performance, one that draws the best from you and from those around you. Whatever you see as your 'game', this book provides the very essence of a winning philosophy that will encourage you to expand and transform the way you play it, and through greater understanding achieve greater success.
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Jag Shoker is a regional business development director for Barclays and a passionate self development coach outside of work. He wrote 'Playing the beautiful game' to express the ideas and insights he has used to help a number of senior leaders and professionals to achieve a greater and more sustainable level of success in both their work and personal lives.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
In an increasingly challenging and complex world where individuals are required to draw upon whatever they can to move their game on ,this work scores in its incredible simplicity and effectiveness.A thoroughly recommended addition to any coach's library and for those who seek inspiration and guidance you could do far worse than stick this refreshingly original take on motivational thinking in your satchel.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a book which works on so many different levels - original thoughts from Jag Shoker translate into many walks of life - yes, the immediate connection is to football and sport ...... but the obvious overlap into the realm of venture creation and the entrepreneurial process means it will become a must read for all those seeking to engage or encourage young and old alike to become entrepreneurs.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Every single verse offers much to think about. Turn to any page and you find yourself pondering over the truth and depth of the words. I'll be keeping this book at hand and will (at least) try to apply its wisdom in my daily life.
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Inspiring!!
A fantastic read- especially as a busy mum and teacher. Excellent for those like myself, who do not have time in their busy lives to read books from cover to cover. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Riaz
Valuable Guidance
Whether you're about to embark on a life-changing career move or simply looking to beat that last defender on the pitch, this book has valuable guidance for everyone. Read more
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