THE BOOK: Benefits
To You
One of the most
widespread systems
for effective
change, Alcoholics
Anonymous recommends
three action steps
to new members:
- Stop
drinking
- Go to
meetings
- Change your
whole life
Of course, if you
are an alcoholic
then giving up
drinking can
certainly change
your whole life. But
what if your
challenge is
something like
perfectionism,
procrastination,
negative thinking,
or being overly
critical?
I think the
implications for
your life are also
dramatic.
What if every time
you said to
yourself, “Hey, I
wish I was like
that,” you could
actually make it
happen?
Imagine the
implications if you
had a system that
would allow you to:
- Identify
important
changes in your
life
- Make the
changes and then
- Sustain them
over time
You would become a
better spouse,
parent, worker, and
leader. You could
change your whole
life. That’s exactly
what is at stake,
and what You’re
Addicted to You
helps you
accomplish.
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Read What the
Experts are Saying
Here’s what
experts in
Psychology,
Executive Coaching,
Leadership, and
Organizational
Behavior are saying
about You’re
Addicted to You.
 Anyone
with a strong desire to make a
change of any kind will benefit
from this book. Easy to read and
practical, it provides a
chronology of steps anyone can
take to make change happen, be
it personal or professional.
Your first step should be to
read this book!”
— Sidney Chapon,
Vice
President/Director,
Leadership &
Organizational
Development, Leo
Burnett Worldwide
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In
Blumenthal’s knowledgeable
and realistic approach to
personal transformation you
will discover something we
all need, but very few of us
are actually able to
achieve: successful and
sustainable change.”
— W. Warner Burke,
PhD, Edward Lee
Thorndike Professor
of Psychology &
Education, Chair,
Department of
Organization and
Leadership,
Teacher’s College,
Columbia University
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For
the person who wants to
change but can’t seem to
make it happen, this is a
must-read book. In my thirty
years of coaching and
counseling, I have never
seen such a fresh and
practical approach. The
perspective and tools will
enable you to turn personal
intention into productive
reality.”
— Ross Tartell, PhD,
Director Team
Leader, Pfizer Inc
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Through
examples that will have you
nodding your head as you
recognize yourself, You’re
Addicted to You shines a
light on common
self-addictions and helps
you identify your own.
Blumenthal’s realistic,
systems approach for
tackling personal and
professional change can help
you get started on a new
quest or sustain changes
already underway.”
— Tammy J. Winnie,
Director, Global
Organization
Effectiveness,
Kellogg Company
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My
life’s work has been helping
people overcome
self-reinforcing and
self-defeating behaviors.
Noah Blumenthal understands
how to do this and after
reading this book you will
too.”
— James O. Prochaska,
PhD, author of
Changing for Good
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In
this engaging and informed
guide to enhancing
self-awareness and personal
growth, Noah Blumenthal
helps us to find effective
pathways to change. You will
recognize many people in his
examples, most importantly,
yourself. And you’ll start
to apply what you learn
before day’s end. Blumenthal
will get you going. Beyond
that, as he makes clear,
anything is possible… it’s
up to you.”
— Joseph G.
Cunningham, PhD,
Professor of
Psychology, Brandeis
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With
all the attention our
culture invests in advice
for every kind of personal
change—from weight loss to
leadership style—it’s
striking how little genuine
wisdom we have for how to
change once we’ve identified
what to change. In You’re
Addicted to You, Noah
Blumenthal offers concrete,
effective strategies for
finding traction to change
where change has eluded you
before.”
— Keith Allred,
Faculty Member,
Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard
University and
Founder,
TheCommonInterest.org
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Noah
Blumenthal has created a
simple, yet powerful means
for effecting personal
change. In an era where
everything is supposed to be
quicker and more automated,
it is refreshing to find an
approach that both honors
the struggle we all face and
acknowledges the time needed
to make real, lasting
changes to our behavior.”
— Ethan Schutz,
President, Business
Consultants Network
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Noah
Blumenthal has crafted a
book for self-improvement
that seems to have been
personally written for each
of its readers. It is an
excellent guide toward the
achievement of a happy life
and the rediscovery of the
divinity that resides in all
of us. I am excited for the
life-affirming opportunities
that this approach can bring
to my work and to my home.”
— Rabbi Mark Covitz,
Congregation Beth
Yam, Hilton Head
Island, South
Carolina |
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Anyone
who has tried to change
knows how difficult it
can be. Noah Blumenthal
provides not only a
voice of encouragement
and optimism, but
provides concrete tools
we can use immediately
to transform the lead of
present circumstances
into future gold.”
— Karlin Sloan, CEO,
Karlin Sloan &
Company |
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You’re
Addicted to You addresses a
problem familiar to the
diverse worlds of health
psychology, organizational
change, and individual
counseling: how does one
facilitate real behavior
change, change which endures
for more than a very brief
time? Noah presents the
possibility of change using
straightforward language,
helpful examples, assessment
tools, and homework.”
— Kathleen M
Schiaffino, PhD,
Associate Professor
of Psychology,
Fordham University
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