Rise Above the Script
Confronting Self Doubt and Mastering Self Sabotage for Performing Artists
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Rise Above the Script
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Narrateur(s):
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Edwin Reynolds
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Auteur(s):
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Albert Bramante
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We all hold dreams within, yearning to manifest our highest potential. Yet when opportunity arises, inner obstacles often trigger self-sabotage. What mental traps prevent actualizing our possibilities?
In Rise Above the Script, psychologist and talent agent Dr. Albert Bramante unravels the hidden drivers behind self-defeat. By strengthening self-belief, managing motivation, optimizing natural talents, and confronting deep-seated fears like failure and success that distort our path, we clear the way for actualizing dormant gifts.
Dr. Bramante integrates scientific research on peak performance with insights gained through guiding actors’ careers. Practical strategies help construct unshakable confidence and self-efficacy. Examining personality traits in the Big Five model highlights maximizing strengths while overcoming weaknesses. Confronting fears of rejection, change, isolation, and other roadblocks paves the way for boldly pursuing aspirations.
Rise Above the Script provides the mental toolkit for recognizing and breaking free of limiting patterns holding you back. Its wisdom applies equally to artists, entrepreneurs, students, parents—anyone feeling the friction between their ambition and their achievement.
Equipped with this empowering psychology, you will finally transform possible into reality. The guidance you need to take flight awaits in this book. Grab your copy today!
©2024 Albert Bramante (P)2024 Albert BramanteI expected a book about actors. What I found was a book about all of us.
Albert Bramante has done something I haven't seen done before. He spent 20 years sitting across from gifted, driven, talented people, as their agent, as their coach, as their psychologist, and he watched them succeed, fail, sabotage, and sometimes break. And then he went back to school, earned his PhD, and asked the question most people are too uncomfortable to ask:
Why do talented people get in their own way?
The answer is in this book. And it is not what you expect.
It's not about working harder. It's not about smarter goal setting. It's about the hidden interior world. The self-esteem that needs to be anchored internally, not earned from outside. The fear of success, yes, fear of success, that quietly dismantles more careers than failure ever could. The imposter syndrome that tells brilliant people their wins were luck. The money blocks rooted in childhood stories we have never examined.
Albert writes the way a great teacher talks, with warmth, with research behind every claim, and with real client stories that make abstract psychology feel devastatingly human. The Happy File exercise alone, a simple handwritten daily log of wins, is worth the price of the book for anyone who has ever let a bad day erase a month of good ones.
I began reading thinking I would ask about actors. I finished thinking about leaders, entrepreneurs, and creators. Everyone who has ever felt secretly unworthy of the success they have worked so hard to build.
If that is you, even a little, Rise Above the Script belongs on your shelf. Read Part IV on Fear of Success first. Then go back to the beginning.
You will see yourself on these pages. And then you will start to understand why that is actually the beginning of the solution.
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