the perception of control - Breslauer, Glenn C.
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How does control-or the illusion of it-shape the way we view success, failure, and everything in between? As you turn these pages, you'll find a series of inquiries and explorations, each one peeling back layers of what it means to live fully in a world that demands control while quietly begging us to release it.

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How does control-or the illusion of it-shape the way we view success, failure, and everything in between? As you turn these pages, you'll find a series of inquiries and explorations, each one peeling back layers of what it means to live fully in a world that demands control while quietly begging us to release it.
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Autorenporträt
Glenn C. Breslauer is a Business and Marketing professional with over 35 years of experience in Marketing, Information Technology, and Management. His diverse career has touched industries including Medical Practice Management, Industrial Equipment Manufacturing, Consumer Product Design, and cutting-edge technology. In 1997, Glenn co-created the award-winning cosmetic product French Mist®, which was celebrated as Best Product in the State of New Jersey on the shopping network QVC. His innovative streak continued with The Pro's Choice Grip Enhancer, a product that gained recognition in Golf Magazine. Currently, Glenn brings his expertise to Apple, where he contributes to shaping the customer experience within one of the world's most innovative companies. He is a founding partner at WealthScope Financial, guiding strategic growth and empowering professionals in the financial sector. Throughout his career, Glenn has helped businesses and leaders realize their potential through thoughtful, impactful strategies. As the author of "There Are No Life Lessons", Glenn invites readers to see the world through a lens of curiosity and self-reflection. His latest work expands on these themes, challenging readers to examine their relationship with control and embrace the unpredictable beauty of life.