This gorgeous coffee-table book is filled with uplifting possibilities, new inner horizons, and exhilarating dimensions of discovery. Author Dr. Eicholz writes, "We want readers to be open to any page, and receive ideas that could be put to use immediately. We also want to provide a cohesive overview of our personal development program by addressing the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual dimensions of life. By reading transformation: Opening Doors to Your Highest Potential, a person finds a comprehensive plan for discovering and exploring his/her potential. With its thought-provoking suggestions, coordinated graphics and practical exercises, this book truly helps open doors to self-awareness."
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The introduction states that the book is designed to be both inspirational and pragmatic, and the author does well in presenting such a mix. "transformation" introduces the four predominant behavioral traits: dominance, extroversion, patience and structure. It also looks at the four dimensions of human consciousness: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. "Self-awareness" is a term used frequently, and a path is estabilshed to help us always be heading in that direction.
While the book has five sections that detail each step of the journey to increase potential, it also is something you can open to almost any page and find an applicable quote or practical information. -- April Wilkerson, The Shawnee News-Star
[Eicholz] poured her 25 years of experience in behavioral sciences and counseling into "transformation: Opening Doors to your Highest Potential," which in 257 pages offers guidance on how to achieve multidimensional personal growth.
Eicholz, Ph.D. has her own ideas on how best to achieve personal growth, and she wanted her book to stand apart form others in the genre, too. So "transformation" is purposely oversized, and its messages are delivered in elegant type on pages set off with ethereal graphics.
And in an age where people sometimes have only a moment, Eicholz took this into consideration when structuring the book. "transformation" devotes a section to each of what Eicholz defines as a person's four primary behavioral traits-dominance, extroversion, patience and structure. -- Brad Lifford, Kingsport Times-News
About the Author
Marti Eicholz, Ph.D. is the Founder and Executive Director of IFT, a research and educational center devoted to unlocking personal and business potential in Kirkland, Washington. She is the author of eight books, including five on behavioral assessment and personal growth, one inspirational guide, and her two latest CD-Book series, Quiet Thoughts of the Child and Quiet Thoughts Realizing the Potential of You. Together, the CD and book sets open magical inner doors to your highest potential, overcoming fears, releasing judgment, exploring possibilities and uncovering new sources of joy. In addition, she has published numerous newspaper and magazine articles on personal growth. Dr. Eicholz has over 20 years of research and expertise in psychology, sociology and analyzing human behavior.
Dr. Eicholz is also president and CEO of MECA Profiles Unlimited, Inc., a Seattle-area corporate consulting firm specializing in behavioral assessment, management practices, organizational efficiencies, and morale enhancement for which she was distinguished as an Honored Professional in Whos Who of Executives and Business Leaders. Her company educates trainers in the use of behavioral assessment tools, designs hiring and teambuilding programs, and assists organizations in becoming more efficient and harmonious through an understanding of human nature. She leads seminars and gives keynote speeches to groups around the world, the most recent being the 5th Annual International Conference of Conflict Resolution held in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Known for her dynamic presence and enthusiastic presentations, Dr. Eicholz hosts a weekly radio show on The Gift of Self-Awareness that can be heard in Providence, RI and Phoenix, AZ, or online. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Behavioral Studies, and has been an instructor at St. Francis College, Purdue University, Indiana University and Seattle Pacific University. END
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