Losing a job, earning a life

Author: Marilyn Paul (USA)
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Psychological Motivation Series. There is no permanent job, only an eternal self. While the book focuses on unemployment, it is more concerned with the "person" as the subject. Among the discussed individuals, we can easily find different life stories, and each person faces life's challenges in their own way. In struggles, setbacks, and tears, we see the brilliance of humanity, the effort, and the joy of enlightenment. It's a wonderful sharing of human experiences! If you're tired of your current job or feel no breakthrough in your achievements, have you considered leaving your current position to reflect on the meaning of work to you, build the kind of work you truly desire, and find a second spring? This book isn't about telling you how to find a job you're satisfied with. However, from the author's counseling clients, we hear many touching stories—perhaps even your own—about how they rebuilt a meaningful and fulfilling life after leaving their jobs, and how they gained insights into the future of work and its environment. On the other hand, if you are those who are content with the status quo or stubbornly embrace the "iron rice bowl," we believe you should read this book even more.