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How to Break Out of
Prison
"All prisons are mental prisons.
They lock from the inside.
You lock yourself in,
and you own the key,
so only you can let yourself out."
—John Wareham
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five years, John Wareham, author of the best-selling Secrets of a Corporate
Headhunter, has been leading a double life. Four days a week he identifies
and develops leaders for major international corporations. On the fifth
day he heads to New York's infamous Rikers Island - the world's largest
penal colony-to teach the life altering class that he created for the inmates.
To his surprise, John found that many of the negative thinking patterns
that led to the incarceration of his students were also pervasive among
executives, undermining their careers and private lives. Now, lacing dramatic
real-life stories with penetrating insights, John shows how individuals
from every walk of life become trapped in mental prisons, and then reveals
precisely how to break free and create the life you were meant to live.
John's central concept is captured in three profound sentences: "All prisons
are mental prisons," he says. "They lock from the inside. You lock yourself
in and you own the key, so only you can let yourself out."
You're holding such a key right now.
To turn it, simply respond to John's 40-item Condensed Life Insight Questionnaire-the
Wareham CLIQ-and let him show you how to:
 Discover
the invisible iron balls that have you imprisoned.
Conspire
with the three best friends you never knew you had.
Transmute
the iron balls into magic circles.
Stride
directly into the wide blue yonder.
Never
look back.
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Typical Early Tributes
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"Invigorating writing . . . bold ideas . . . charm . .
. intricate logic . . . a fresh perspective."
Library Journal
"This astonishing new book showcases John Wareham's gift for unlocking the
mind and showing us how to live the life of our deepest dreams. It is a
wise, witty truly transformational work that everyone should read."
Kevin Roberts, Worldwide Chief Executive, Saatchi & Saatchi
"A great book-a savvy, inspirational almanac for chiefs and saints, charlatans
and convicts, and everyone in between."
Professor Eli M. Noam, Columbia Business School
"A revelatory, moving, insightful, ingenious, canny, life-altering
work, uniquely honed in the disparate corridors of money and power, hope
and despair."
Dr. Howard Frank, Dean of the Maryland Business School |
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