Fixing Your Star in Mind – Setting and Achieving Goals
This book helps you unlock your full potential, adopt new mindsets, and advance your personal development. It keeps your personal "fixed star" in sight, enabling you to set specific goals and achieve them.
Even when obstacles, tasks, and other people complicate the journey, you can use the strategies outlined in this book to overcome internal and external hurdles and reach your goals successfully.
Using the metaphor of life as a long race, where winners are recognized not at the start but at the finish, the author illustrates that success often doesn’t go to those with the greatest talents or the best circumstances, but to those with a well-thought-out and radical approach to learning and work.
You will learn how to effectively manage old thought patterns, challenges, and limiting habits on your way to personal success.
Target audience: Anyone who wants to get more out of life.
About the author: Prof. Dr. Dr. Philipp Plugmann has been working as a dentist and implantologist for 22 years, is a multiple entrepreneur, and is currently working on his third doctoral thesis. He has published numerous works and has been active for many years in higher education and as a mentor, earning recognition for his exceptional teaching and engagement.
Prof. Dr. Dr. Philipp Plugmann has been working as a dentist and implantologist for 25 years, is a multiple entrepreneur in the field of medical technology and products, and is currently working on his third doctoral thesis. He holds three master's degrees, has published over 100 articles, and authored 19 books. Additionally, he serves as a Senior Advisor for an international technology consulting firm, a Research Fellow, a reviewer for the Federal Health Journal, and a mentor for start-ups. He is also socially engaged. For the past 18 years, he has been active in higher education, recognized for his exceptional teaching and commitment. He has presented his research findings on innovations at conferences, including those at Harvard University (USA), the University of California, Berkeley (USA), the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition (Munich), and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore).
Foreword by Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner, currently one of the youngest AI professors in Europe. He advises the German Bundestag and the French Parliament, both in Berlin.
With a guest contribution by a psychologist.
