Be Good to Yourself (Paperback, 2nd ed.)

This is a book for anyone who has ever been called an under-achiever or who fears that they may never be able to fulfill their own potential or early promise. It defines the traits, which can prevent success and explores the thinking habits, which create a negative self-image. It also explains how we often create our own failures by unconsciously projecting certain kinds of poor self-image onto other people. Along the way it discusses stress, energy-loss and the inability to become involved in life around us. At the same time it points to ways out of this maze of failure provoking traits. MacKenzie's simple and positive analysis of the way we crate both the failures and the successes in our lives is all the more interesting and enjoyable in that he avoids the jargon and pseudo psychological language so often found in self-help books. This is a basic guide to life and success. Like a good friend it can be relied on for inspiration as well as everyday good sense.