Too Stuck to Move: How NOT to be a Vainglorious, Haughty, Arrogant, Patronizing, Immodest, Conceited, Egocentric, Condescending, Generationally Privileged, Passive-aggressive, Self-important, Self-opinionated, Self-Satisfied, Blameshifting, Stick up Your

is a candid, immediately applicable self-discovery workbook for executives, department heads, managers, business owners, HR pros, salespeople, trainers, educators, technology specialists, front-line employees, retail and service experts, and office staff. It gives you a measurable way to self-assess beliefs and values that could be hindering your success. Are you sabotaging your own success? You might be impaled in place by a stick you didn't even know you had. Without self-evaluation, you aren't aware of how unable to move you've become. Like a scarecrow on a stick in a cornfield, you get impaled by a stick held together by complacency. It's a stick that gets longer as the years go on and you keep justifying the way you do things, how you treat others, and how you perceive the world. Thousands of people across North America – representing virtually every industry and occupation – have already taken and benefited from what's inside this book: The STICK Survey. - Brien Norris When the survey is over, you add up your score and gain instant clarity about where you are on the stick continuum. Is your stick longer or shorter than the North American average? Do you have a stick at all? walks you through the results, answer by answer. It's like attending a workshop without having to leave your desk! Each page gives you concise, tested insight into recognizing ideas about yourself and others. Discover the seemingly harmless perceptions about yourself, work and life that might be inhibiting your ability to reach your goals. . Armed with practical insight and perspective, you'll gain the ability to move forward with your career and life. By the end of Too Stuck to Move, you'll learn how to: You'll also discover: Are you surrounded by difficult, entitled, overzealous, too proud, too stuck in the past coworkers? Give them this book!