Play You, the Role of a Lifetime

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Bridge the Believability Gap to Boost Your Confidence, Connection, and Impact

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Ignite your passion, expand your influence, and catapult your success—by being who you are, wherever you are.In our fast-changing world, there’s often a chasm between who we are, who we think we “should” be, and how we show up for others. It can dim our confidence, connection, and—especially—our believability. Pam Sherman is a leadership coach, actor, and recovering lawyer who helps people around the world bridge this gap. In Play You, the Role of a Lifetime, she’ll share her counterintuitive solution: The techniques great actors use to create genuine characters can help you Explore your own unique and powerful characterDream and share your inspiring storyGrow beyond your believability derailers—unhelpful archetypes and scriptsExcite the people you want to impact Through humor, storytelling, and psychology, Play You, the Role of a Lifetime will help you step “onstage” with courage and conviction.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-04-21
Mått140 x 210 x 23 mm
Vikt383 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor256
FörlagPost Hill Press
ISBN9798895650202

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Pam Sherman is an actor, writer, leadership consultant, and recovering lawyer who was profiled in People magazine. Today she speaks, facilitates, and coaches leaders all over the world about how to ignite their audiences and find their EDGE: Explore, Dream, Grow, & Excite®. She works with Fortune 50 companies, law firms, and advertising agencies, and is a highly rated global resource for the leadership organizations EO, Vistage, and YPO. Her nationally syndicated column, The Suburban Outlaw, was published in the USA Today Network for fifteen years. Sherman also stars in the one-woman show Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End, breaking box-office records around the United States. She’s a graduate of American University and the Cardozo School of Law. She lives in New York with her family, both human and barky.