A Life at Work
The Joy of Discovering What You Were Born to Do
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A Life at Work
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Lloyd James
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Thomas Moore
Bestselling author and internationally known lecturer Thomas Moore finds people everywhere he goes who express unhappiness with their work lives and ask, “Why am I doing what I’m doing?” In A Life at Work, Moore takes listeners through the transformative process of discovering their deepest purpose in life.
In exploring the strong desire in all of us to feel fulfilled by our work, Moore offers no charts or questionnaires but rather a personal, contemplative guide to traversing obstacles such as inflated egos, despair, and fear that prevent us from finding purpose in our careers. He also shares the struggles of great thinkers and artists who grappled with uncertainty before finding their calling. For those who feel dissatisfied and question the path they’ve chosen, this poignant, practical work will help them discover new answers.
©2008 Thomas Moore (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc.Recensioni della critica
“Over the years, Thomas Moore has taught us how to discover the holiness concealed in the ordinary. In this very useful book, he shows us how to search for the sacred dimension of our work and find our life’s meaning in the process.”
(Harold Kushner, New York Times bestselling author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People)“Bestselling spiritual guru Moore (Care of the Soul) says that finding the right work, finding one’s vocation, is also part of the care of the soul…this will be of use to many people who seek joyful work and integrated lives.”
(Publishers Weekly)“Lloyd James is a serious and objective narrator who puts the material center stage…He lays out the text in a manner that is as straightforward and no-nonsense as its message.”
(AudioFile)“Readers will respond to his consistent warmth.”
(Library Journal)