Turning Points: Managing Career Transitions with Meaning and Purpose

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AuthorHouse, 23 avr. 2008 - 156 pages

Don’t be a minor character in life’s story...be your own hero!


Our world is changing at a faster pace than ever before.  New technologies, global communications, diverse populations and shifting expectations drive the changes that impact our daily lives.  This rapid rate of change leaves many of us feeling uncertain, overwhelmed and confused.

 

Many have choices; yet we lack a systematic and conscious approach to make the important kinds of quality of life decisions we face in this changing world. Often bouncing from one turning point to another without any sense of control; when we finally stop for a moment and think about life, we long for meaning.  Turning Points offers a systematic approach to understand our life themes, take control of the next chapter, and be the hero of our story.

 

Turning Points will help you identify your qualities, interests, experiences, successes, dreams and values so you can better understand and anticipate change. Taking the time to review these aspects of your self helps bring the important things to consciousness.  This in turn can lead you to a life plan that will satisfy you and give your life meaning and purpose.  Personal discovery will empower you to navigate your life transitions.  You will develop a mission and context for the many decisions you make as you navigate your turning points.

 

Be the hero of your own life story. Take control of your Turning Points.



 

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Table des matières

A New Reality
1
Creating New Pathways
10
Your Personal Power
21
Who You Are
32
Significant Others
41
Your Physical Health
58
Your Mental Health
65
Your Spiritual Health
75
Making Your Work Life Your Lifes Work
85
Taking Charge of Your Life Work
97
Chart Your Adventure
109
Branding Yourself
117
From Crisis to Opportunity
127
Our Story
133
Index
135
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Page 1 - Every few hundred years in Western history there occurs a sharp transformation. Within a few short decades, society rearranges itself — its worldview; its basic values; its social and political structure; its arts, its key institutions.

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