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The Chimp Paradox
- The Acclaimed Mind Management Programme to Help You Achieve Success, Confidence and Happiness
- Narrated by: Prof Steve Peters
- Length: 9 hrs and 45 mins
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Psychology & Mental Health
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Summary
Brought to you by Penguin.
Do you sometimes behave irrationally or impulsively? Do you face some situations with fear and trepidation? Do feelings of self-doubt consume everyday activities?
Leading Consultant Psychiatrist Prof Steve Peters, knows more than anyone how impulsive behaviour or nagging self-doubt can impact negatively on our professional and personal lives.
Read by the author, Steve shares his phenomenally successful mind management programme that has been used to help elite athletes and senior managers alike to conquer their fears and operate with greater control, focus and confidence.
Seemingly complex concepts are made simple with the use of memorable analogies - such as the 'chimp', that seemingly irrational and impulsive being that inhabits our minds - and real-life case studies. Never before will you have had such a deep and clear understanding of your own behaviour and natural responses to certain people or situations.
This knowledge, combined with simple techniques that can be easily incorporated into daily life, will help you to control your emotional impulses and reach your full potential, leading to success at work and a happier, harmonious home life.
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- david
- 25-10-12
Life changing- a must for stress heads
I have always suffered with a quick temper, getting stressed out when things didnt go my way and stewing on all the bad things or injustices that I have been unfortunate enough to experience.
At age 32 my marriage was on the rocks, I couldn't relax with my children and feeling like the relationship was over, mainly down to me.
I went to a seminar to see a guy called Damien Hughes. In that seminar he explained the model of the Chimp/human/computer psychological make up of the brain and it brought an instantaneous awareness of why I was feeling that way and reacting in the way I was.
I was lucky enough to sit on the same table as Damien at dinner and he told me about this website and this audio book. I went home downloaded it and listened in my car, to and from work for a week.
It was as if this book was written for me, I honestly learned more about myself from this than any councillor I've ever seen.
6 months on and after employing the strategies outlined in the book, my marriage is now thriving and the time with my kids is wonderful.
So a massive thank you to the author Dr Steve Peters and thank you to Damien Hughes (author of liquid thinking) for recommending this audio and explaining it so well that day.
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- ChloetheMum
- 17-07-12
Should be taught in Primary Schools!
I can't praise this book enough; Steve Peters narrates his book in a down to earth, practical way, easy to understand for everyone who has any kind of interest in psychology. There are no unpronounceable technical terms, no lengthy ramblings about Jung or Freud - none of that stuff.
The book is written in simple terms that we can all understand and relate to. It is logically laid out so that each concept, such as your 'chimp', is explained BEFORE he starts talking about how to manage it (by giving it bananas), and how to put it to sleep in its box. He also talks about our goblins and gremlins, realistic and unrealistic expectations of life, and how to manage these.
I had several 'kerching' moments, when the penny dropped - so simple and obvious, and yet if you don't know what to look for, how can you find it and fix it? Steve Peters takes you through the simple steps you can take to do a 'spring clean' of your thinking and beliefs, and come out the other end a happier, more well balanced person.
What a tremendous difference it would make to our society if this stuff was taught from Primary School onwards. There'd be far less violence, for one thing, if we were all taught how to manage our 'chimps.'
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- A
- 10-03-15
Answered so many questions
Provided answers to the mental turbulence I have faced most of my life.
If only I had encountered the information years ago.
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- Gareth
- 31-08-12
Want to unlock the power of your mind/ be happier?
An outstanding book. Having previously seen Dr Peters cited by famous sportspeople including Bradley Wiggins, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Sir Chris Hoy, Victoria Pendleton, David Millar and Craig Bellamy, for helping them reach their potential and be happy, I did wonder what his magic formula was. The model and techniques that he introduces and explains in his book help solve the mystery. I found myself agreeing with so much of what he was saying, and he helped me connect some thoughts which were already in my head but I hadn't yet worked out how they joined together; a real insight into what makes self and others tick. In some ways I wish that I had read this book years ago. It is by no means a book just for high performing sports people as his model has utility in helping people from all walks of life gain more self-awareness and manage their thoughts and emotions in very constructive way. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in personal growth.
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- Amir
- 26-05-18
Hard to listen to
Sorry, but his voice and the way he speaks is unbearable. I couldnt stand more than two minutes of listening to him try to read the words off his book, with that annoying voice. Sorry this is gonna go back for a refund.
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- Amazon Customer
- 31-03-17
Annoying
A 15 step process for having conversations? How on earth are we supposed to remember that? Plenty of better books out there. Avoid this one.
7 people found this helpful
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- Exarabia
- 14-04-13
Buy the print version
I was lucky enough to hear Dr Steve Peters speak recently and was totally taken in by the simplicity and logic of his chimp theory. I loved the analogy of chimp behaviour versus human behaviour, and the sense it suddenly made of previously inexplicable, random and bizarre behaviour, not only in myself but in those around me.
However, I would have to recommend that people buy the print version and read it for themselves. If I hadn't actually seen the man and heard him speak I would probably have abandoned the audio version after five minutes. The narration is flat, dull and repetitive. Dr Peters knows his stuff, in person he can deliver it well and doesn't need prompts. Sadly he read this as if the content were completely new to him. There was no warmth or humour in the delivery of the recording which had been so evident in the man in person. Such a shame...
58 people found this helpful
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- Paschal
- 24-12-12
Chimps are stupid
Like all life changing self help books the idea could be written in 1 sentence.
At the same time, when you listen to the same thing being said out loud 500 times, eventually the penny will drop.
For me the book was life changing. My biggest challenge was being able to handle other people's bad moods (& my resulting bad moods).
By understanding the principle, this book has helped me realise what is happening. Because the idea is so simple I have been able to prevent myself from getting into a down (sad) or bad (mad) mood. I have been able to see what is going on (glad). Also even when I get into those moods, it has been able to get me out of those moods. That's no mean feat.
If it was not simple it would not be possible to overcome a mood. It is a simple and factual idea. The author keeps it simple.
I know that it will help me for the rest of my life.
It is one of the best €10s that I have ever spent. For that I am very grateful to Audible.
I have read or listened to a couple of hundred self help books, 5 of which were life changing for me.
The 80 20 Principle by Richard Koch.
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
Feeling Good by David D Burnes.
The Chimp Paradox by Steve Peters.
216 people found this helpful
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-02-18
yewman
too many metaphors! and every time he said 'yewman' instead of 'human' it got my chimp going and I struggled to manage it...there's a paradox!
20 people found this helpful
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- Lec Bruce
- 05-02-16
Not buying into the paradigm
My inner grizzly bear was having arguments with inner chimp about the value of this paradigm
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- urvois
- 03-04-12
welcome to my jungle
some times you come accross a book and you say i wish all my friend and family would read it, this is one like this.
it does help to anderstand your innerself and put everything into perspective.
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- PhryneC
- 11-10-14
Credited for UK cycling team's 10s of gold medals
What did you love best about The Chimp Paradox?
Written by the chap credited with helping the UK cycling team win tens of medals over the last eight years. There is something for everybody who listens..Really solid tips and techniques to manage one's demons.. Or chimps! Great advice on my personal challenge of distraction and people pleasing... And, while I listened, I thought great advice for my friend with anxiety, my other friend with depression and my friend struggling with addiction. And even an explanation and tips on managing road rage and other outbursts of fury...Want to buy copies for all I know, and I don't remember ever saying that before
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Chimp Paradox?
Too many to relate
What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?
Success in life is a question of understanding how our brain chimp behaves and how to manage it.
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- patrick
- 10-03-12
Absolutely must read!
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I never write reviews. I only read them. However, this time I have to write this down. This book is fabulous.I have read quite some books on negotiations and how the mind works. This one beats them all If you like pratical books and not so much academic analyses, this one would fit for you.I strongly recommend this book. Read this, and you will much better understand yourself and the people surrouding you. Have fun, Patrick from The Netherlands.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-11-20
Thankyou
I totally loved this audiobook, Thankyou for the great work, much appreciated, learnt so much
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- Anonymous User
- 10-10-20
Fascinating, extremely intelligent.
Very down to earth practical approach! Can be a live changer! Don't miss it and you will see the change in every day.
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- HD
- 10-08-20
WOW
Amazing audiobook to learn about yourself and about the world you’re living in. Highly recommend!
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-20
GREAT BOOK
Well explained book, on how we behave the way we do. A better understanding of how we formed the habits we have. Would recommend this audible book
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- SGN
- 30-08-19
Excellent insight of the functioning of Human Mind
Excellent narration by the author. His voice is very enorming and his concepts are definitely intriguing. In short, a good explanation of how our mind functions!
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- Eleni
- 27-06-19
Eye opening listening
I loved this audiobook as it gives me specific examples that makes you think on your personal planets of success and happiness. Our emotional and logical self are the most conflicting and hand by hand mechanisms. Learning more about them and how to manage is only useful!
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- Lee
- 20-05-19
just fabulous. amazing.
This book makes so much sense. It really opens your mind. I can see it being really helpful.