Life Is in the Transitions

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• Bruce Feiler

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• 368 Seiten
• 13 Lesestunden

• Business & Management
• Handel
• Philosophisches Thema
• Psychologische Thematik
• Sachliteratur

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This pioneering study explores how to navigate life's major transitions with meaning and skill. Bruce Feiler, known for his bestsellers, embarked on a journey across the country, collecting stories from individuals who experienced significant life changes—ranging from job losses and relationship shifts to personal transformations and fresh starts. After coding these narratives, he identified patterns and insights that can help us thrive during times of change. Feiler reveals that transitions are increasingly common and mastering the skills to manage them is essential. The notion of having one job or relationship is outdated; many of us feel unsettled by life's unpredictability, worried that we've strayed from our intended paths. Yet, we are not alone in this experience. The book introduces the concept of the nonlinear life, where each person encounters numerous disruptors, with one in ten leading to what Feiler terms a "lifequake," a significant change resulting in a transition that typically lasts five years. Crucially, Feiler provides a powerful toolkit for navigating these pivotal moments, offering specific strategies to help us reimagine and rebuild our lives, often emerging stronger than before. With insights that resonate across generations, this work encourages readers to reflect on change and transform it into opportunities for creativity and growth.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2021
• Einband: Paperback