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The Big Leap (Gay Hendricks)

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The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks explores why many people unconsciously limit their own success and happiness through hidden upper limits. Hendricks introduces the concept of the “Upper Limit Problem,” showing how fear, self-doubt, and ingrained beliefs can cap achievement, even when opportunities for growth are present. The book encourages readers to expand into their “Zone of Genius” — the unique space where natural talent, passion, and contribution align — unlocking greater fulfilment, confidence, and sustained success.

The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks explores why many people unconsciously limit their own success and happiness through hidden upper limits. Hendricks introduces the concept of the “Upper Limit Problem,” showing how fear, self-doubt, and ingrained beliefs can cap achievement, even when opportunities for growth are present. The book encourages readers to expand into their “Zone of Genius” — the unique space where natural talent, passion, and contribution align — unlocking greater fulfilment, confidence, and sustained success.

  • From a GLAS Method perspective, the book begins with Emotions / Awareness. Hendricks teaches individuals to notice self-sabotaging patterns — such as worry, criticism, or distraction — as signals of an internal upper limit being reached. GLAS mirrors this by treating emotional reactions as information rather than failure.

    The work then reinforces Self Acceptance, Manage Your Energy, and Holding Focus. When individuals release guilt and fear around success, energy previously consumed by tension and self-doubt is freed. Focus stabilises because effort is no longer divided between growth and self-protection.

    Finally, The Big Leap aligns with Purpose / Meaning, Designing Your Next You, and Compound Impact. Operating in one’s Zone of Genius allows contribution that feels meaningful and expansive. Small, aligned actions taken from this identity compound into lasting impact and fulfilment.

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