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A Job to Love
The School of Life's "A Job to Love" provides a contemplative examination of our professional lives, moving beyond traditional definitions of career success. It invites readers to question conventional metrics like status or salary, instead focusing on the internal, psychological, and emotional dimensions of work. The book encourages a deep re-evaluation of one's relationship with employment, urging introspection on personal values and passions, and highlighting how meaning and contentment can be cultivated within even seemingly ordinary jobs. This work addresses prevalent themes such as the stress of career decisions, the societal pressure to conform, and the pursuit of a genuine professional identity. It posits that finding "a job to love" is less about discovering a singular perfect vocation immediately and more about fostering a more positive and integrated approach to work. Its appeal lies in its gentle, philosophical guidance and the provision of practical, reflective tools designed to help individuals navigate the modern professional landscape with greater resilience, purpose, and a reduced sense of external pressure.
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Tomes & Tales
$8.95
1 copy
Publisher
School of Life Press
Pages
188
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780993538759
ISBN-10
0993538754
Language
English
Published
2017-02-09
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