1998, ISBN: 9781574530278

Audio Literature, 1998. Audio Literature 1998 Abridged Edition Fine/Very Good Case 2 Cassettes in cardboard case with some corner wear and spotting to one corner. From Career development… Meer...

Audio Literature, 1998. Audio Literature 1998 Abridged Edition Fine/Very Good Case 2 Cassettes in cardboard case with some corner wear and spotting to one corner. From Career development counselor Leider (Life Skills) and freelance writer Shapiro here contend that many "mid-life inventurers" (those undergoing a mid-life crisis) lose their sense of what they want from their personal and professional lives. This simplistic guide is intended to help readers redefine their own version of the "good life" and offers a formula to achieve it. The authors advise readers to discard excess "baggage" such as possessions, responsibilities and relation in order to reintegrate "work, love, place, and purpose." Citing thinkers from Alfred Adler to Dante and Norman Cousins, they couch their suggestions in metaphorical, slogan-like terms and use sometimes arbitrary-sounding "Postcard exercises" to be exchanged with a "Dialogue Partner." Having "fully unpacked your relation bags" and chosen only things "you can't live without," you are presumably ready to select a new purpose, way of life and environment. 30,000 first printing; $50,000 ad/promo; author tour. 1994 The authors describe "repacking"' as the ongoing process of reevaluating and reinventing our lives. Throughout the book's five sections, training consultant Leider (The Power of Purpose, Fawcett, 1985) and coauthor Shapiro argue that there are four elements (work, love, place, and purpose) critical to a successful life and that we must live "passionately for today and purposefully for tomorrow." All of this has been said before, but some authors are able to take familiar concepts and give them new meaning or appeal. Unfortunately, that is not the case here. A major marketing campaign and interest from attendees of Leider's workshops will bring requests from some patrons. Otherwise, only the largest public libraries needing to fill their self-help shelves should consider this derivative work.January Adams, ODSI Research Lib., Raritan, N. 1994. Abridged Edition. Audio Cassette. Fine/Very Good Case., Audio Literature, 1998<

1998, ISBN: 1574530275

[EAN: 9781574530278], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Audio Literature], Philosophy|Movements|Humanism, Psychology & Psychiatry|General, Self-Help|General, Self-Help|Personal Growth|Genera… Meer...

[EAN: 9781574530278], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Audio Literature], Philosophy|Movements|Humanism, Psychology & Psychiatry|General, Self-Help|General, Self-Help|Personal Growth|General, Jacket, Audio Literature 1998 Abridged Edition Fine/Very Good Case 2 Cassettes in cardboard case with some corner wear and spotting to one corner. From Career development counselor Leider (Life Skills) and freelance writer Shapiro here contend that many "mid-life inventurers" (those undergoing a mid-life crisis) lose their sense of what they want from their personal and professional lives. This simplistic guide is intended to help readers redefine their own version of the "good life" and offers a formula to achieve it. The authors advise readers to discard excess "baggage" such as possessions, responsibilities and relation in order to reintegrate "work, love, place, and purpose." Citing thinkers from Alfred Adler to Dante and Norman Cousins, they couch their suggestions in metaphorical, slogan-like terms and use sometimes arbitrary-sounding "Postcard exercises" to be exchanged with a "Dialogue Partner." Having "fully unpacked your relation bags" and chosen only things "you can't live without," you are presumably ready to select a new purpose, way of life and environment. 30,000 first printing; $50,000 ad/promo; author tour. 1994 The authors describe "repacking"' as the ongoing process of reevaluating and reinventing our lives. Throughout the book's five sections, training consultant Leider (The Power of Purpose, Fawcett, 1985) and coauthor Shapiro argue that there are four elements (work, love, place, and purpose) critical to a successful life and that we must live "passionately for today and purposefully for tomorrow." All of this has been said before, but some authors are able to take familiar concepts and give them new meaning or appeal. Unfortunately, that is not the case here. A major marketing campaign and interest from attendees of Leider's workshops will bring requests from some patrons. Otherwise, only the largest public libraries needing to fill their self-help shelves should consider this derivative work.January Adams, ODSI Research Lib., Raritan, N. 1994<

1998, ISBN: 9781574530278

Audio Literature, 1998-04-01. Abridged. Audio Cassette. Used:Good., Audio Literature, 1998-04-01

1998, ISBN: 9781574530278

Audio Literature, 1998-04. Audio Cassette. Good., Audio Literature, 1998-04