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Gut, dass es dir schlecht geht
- Warum die schlimmsten Tage im Leben manchmal die besten sind
- Narrated by: Stefan Reutter
- Length: 5 hrs and 1 min
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Gut, dass es dir schlecht geht
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Stefan Reutter scheiterte im Leben mehr als einmal. Sei es als Leistungssportler, als Partner oder als Trainer – herbe Rückschläge begleiteten sein Leben. Dennoch konnte er eines daraus lernen: Die schlimmsten Tage können sich retrospektiv als die Besten herausstellen... Der Lebenscoach und Businesstrainer holt den Leser mit freundschaftlicher Klarheit auch am tiefsten Punkt seins Lebens ab und führt ihn zurück zu den Quellen seiner Kraft.
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