We humans have forever struggled with our imperfections.
Discover the hidden virtue of imperfection and learn how to strive for excellence-not perfection..
The Opposite is True unravels surprising and counterintuitive truths, propelling you toward genuine success.
Embrace the paradoxical and surprising truths of our existence, take refined action, and unlock Your unrealized potential.
If you\'re seeking clarity, wisdom, and actionable insights to navigate life\'s challenges, The Opposite is True is Your guide.
Recognize adversity as the catalyst for purpose, action, and success-and how to adapt Your thinking to utilize it.
Expand Your mental perspective with the profound power of gratitude, happiness, and humility.
Change past traumas into power skills for real-world resilience.
Uncover three essential rules for deeper self-awareness and better connections with others.
You\'ll learn how to: Master an advanced empathy mindset to skyrocket Your productivity.
Embrace Your flaws and uncover the life-changing benefits they can bring.
Embark on a journey to transform Your life from stagnant to successful by understanding the true drives of human motivation.
Told Through captivating real-life stories-including from his extensive counterintelligence and counter-criminal FBI careers-engaging fables, and insightful research from psychology, science, and literature, Delgado unveils the hidden patterns of human behavior that govern our interactions with our work, the world around us, and the world within us-ourselves.
Former FBI special agent and relentless student of psychology, Efren Delgado offers a unique perspective on human nature, encouraging you to harness Your imperfections-Your weaknesses, vulnerabilities, insecurities, and emotions-and transform them into Your greatest strengths.
Our weaknesses can actually reveal great benefits, not only in how we view ourselves, but in defining our purpose. if we\'re willing to see the truth.
Yet, our many flaws serve a greater purpose...
We disguise them, and we spend our lives fighting to overcome them.
We\'re conditioned to hide them.
We humans have forever struggled with our imperfections
