Commit to Yourself : Break Free

About The Book

Life is a circus and you are doing a tough balancing act all the time. The only way to be what you want, do what you want, have what you want is to change—change your mindset, your attitude, your actions. If only change was that easy...Commit to Yourself makes embracing change a cakewalk, not a tightrope one. It offers no dense philosophy, no gyaan. It lays out simple but time-tested ways based on pioneering studies in behavioural science and the author’s many years of experience in mentoring thousands of people from all walks of life to change yourself first because all changes—personal or professional— you desire to bring in your life depend on it.The author explains why your current approach of handling things does not work, makes you understand and overcome your biases and thus create the much-needed mental shift to get you out of your comfort zone.Committing to yourself is not a selfish act, it takes courage. The author helps you take the first step in that direction by breaking free from what no longer serves you—toxic relationships, and self-destructive thinking and habits. She shows you how to live by your core values; discusses strategies to beat odds, handle regrets and failures; build your muscle of courage and find your authentic self. The various self-reflective exercises in the book help you to accept yourself, love yourself and improve yourself, not just your self-image.

About Nancy Katyal

Nancy Katyal is a leading voice in the corporate circle as an internationally certified executive presence coach and leadership development consultant with close to two decades of experience. She is also a visiting professor in top B-schools like the IIMs and MIT University. Her clients include Fortune 500 companies, startups, luxury brands, leading corporates, celebrities, top B-schools and organisations like FICCI, CII to name a few. Nancy is president of Leadership & Mentoring Council, Maharashtra, at Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI).Nancy has been featured in leading national newspapers like the Indian Express, Pune Times, the Times of India, and she has been aired on radio channels too. She has many awards to her credit like the Lokmat Sakhi Sanman Award for contribution in the education sector, Limca Book of Records—National Record, Guinness World Records and fifty-one most influential women award by Brij Bhumi Foundation.