EVERYTHING is a F*cking STORY, Prelaunch Series: 2 of 6 (The 3 Circles of Behavior Echo-System)

EVERYTHING is a F*cking STORY goes on sale 10.1.22!
Grab the FREE excerpt while available: https://everythingastory.com

"EVERYTHING" culminates nearly 20 years of deliberation, collaboration, and meditation, all in the interest of deconstructing human behavior for the purposes of goal achievement.

EVERYTHING debuts as a "prequel" and completes a "trilogy" MG never knew existed. Martin began writing The Habit Factor® shortly before 2005; it was published in 2010. Then, in 2015, The Pressure Paradox™ was published.

EVERYTHING  breaks new ground (similar to The Habit Factor® in 2010). Its innovative 3 Circles of Behavior Echo-System is both a model and framework that's already made an impact on coaching circles worldwide.

In this episode, MG shares the emergence of the 3 Circles of Behavior Echo-System and how it is the result of the trilogy. Further, MG explains how it sharply contrasts with any and all existing and prevalent behavior models.

For instance, the behavior models CBT and TTM demonstrate behavior in a linear and/or circular fashion. The 3 Circles of Behavior Echo-System suggests that the core influencers of our behavior echo or reverberate to influence each other (non-linearly).

MG peers deeper into congitive linguistics insights relative to "compression" and "scripting." All told, these ideas add a depth and richness that make EVERYTHING an educational and entertaining read.

 

October 2022, EVERYTHING goes on sale!

Grab the FREE excerpt while available: https://everythingastory.com

 

 

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Praise for Grunburg's new book, "EVERYTHING"

“A very remarkable book! This book shows you how to overcome hidden thoughts and beliefs that may have held you back for decades...don't be surprised if you feel liberated overnight!”

Brian Tracy
Personal Development Legend | Author of over 70 books

"Grunburg's ‘Three Circle’ behavior model is paradigm shifting—it's helped to transform our executive coaching. Because of ‘Everything,’ we teach, coach, and train: ‘Change your story, change your habits, change your life.’”

Peter Chee
President & CEO, ITD World, Master Executive Coach

"A profound personal development trilogy—read this book! At myNeuroGym.com, we've taught for well over a decade that when you want to improve your results, in any area of your life, the very first place to begin is your thinking! Martin's work with Everything makes that singular message reverberate so loudly and clearly that you'll find yourself constantly assessing your own stories, relative to any new results you desire, in any area of your life."

John Assaraf
New York Times Bestselling Author,
Having it All and The Answer

"In a sea of regurgitated personal development ideas, Grunburg’s work is refreshingly out-of-the-box and filled with powerful insights. Read this! Absorb and practice these ideas and reap the rewards!"

Kevin Daum
Inc. 500 entrepreneur,
Six-time bestselling author, Inc. Columnist

Powerful! As founder of the world’s largest entrepreneurial organization (EO), a recurring theme—a pattern—reveals itself among the most successful entrepreneurs: They have the habit of driving a hopeful, optimistic narrative—a compelling STORY—not just for their companies, but for their lives, families, and in many cases, their communities. Every entrepreneur’s journey begins and ends right here!

Verne Harnish
Author of stories, CEO of Scaling Up

"Martin may be the best-kept secret in the world of behavior change. His work on habit is intuitive, practical, and impactful. In this book, he correctly highlights our natural drive for storytelling and how we can direct the stories we tell ourselves. This change in narrative is at the heart of personal transformation. Grunburg’s approachable prose and flow shows much wisdom and is straightforward to apply. I hope more people learn about these ideas and about Martin in the coming years!"

Glenn R. Fox, PhD
Neuroscientist and Asst. Professor of Clinical Entrepreneurship,
USC Marshall School of Business