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How to Find Your Career Path Without Losing Your Mind

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**First place winner-- Kindle Book Promos Book Contest 2014 for Outstanding Achievement in Non-Fiction**

Are you feeling stuck and unfulfilled in your professional life?
I know exactly how you feel.
I'd always dreamt of a profession as a writer and working with people; however I nonetheless ended up working in administrative and marketing positions for many years. Although good jobs I felt stuck and confused.
I turned to career counseling, but that only revealed what I'd always known - that my strengths lay in more interpersonal and creative fields. Unfortunately this career guidance didn't help me at all; it only intensified my frustration and feeling of being stuck. I had no clue as to how to make a change and make my dreams come true.

Today, as a group facilitator and career coach, I observe the very same phenomenon with many of my clients: they have an idea of what they want to do, but something restrains them from moving forward.
That "something" is namely: fear, low self-esteem, anger and guilt.
In other words: conscious and unconscious emotions drive our career choices.

The truth is that knowledge and talent alone aren't enough to succeed!
Self-realization and success go hand-in-hand with a cleansing of negative feelings (such as resentment, anger, guilt and grief), high self-esteem and the determination to realize your career aspirations despite obstacles along the way.

In this career guide I share insights and tools I have acquired in my own process of career-change - from my position as a marketing and administration employee to managing my own business in writing, group career counseling and career/personal coaching. I also provide case studies of my clients and others who traveled this very same path - the path of transformation from a sense of being
emotionally stuck to professional breakthrough.

The book Finding Your Career Path without Losing Your Mind is divided into eight chapters: love, happiness, self-esteem, fear, disappointment, anger, grief, and guilt. It offers explanations, case studies, tools and tips on how to tackle difficult emotions and how to cultivate positive ones along the way to personal realization and career development.

Whether you are looking for a new job, building a new business or need a better work-life balance, this book is for you.
If you too want to escape from the emotional loop and give yourself a real chance to succeed, I invite you to give this book a try. It will help you dig up hidden treasures within yourself and emerge as you are meant to be: creative, vibrant, and determined. It will directly impact your career and your quality of life.

218 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 26, 2013

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Michal Fisher

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Michal Fisher is a group facilitator and a life coach for career-development and personal growth. For the past 10 years Michal has been accompanying people on their journeys to self-fulfillment and happiness in their personal and professional lives. Michal holds a B.A. degree in psychology and a Master's degree in group leadership through the arts from Leslie University.

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April 6, 2014
Unlike other career guides, this one focuses on the emotional and psychological aspects of job searches and finding your calling. It addresses the things that hold most people back such as fear, anxiety, etc. and how to address these feelings and continue moving forward. Great inspirational read!
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January 3, 2015
This is one of a number of books that I read during my career journey of some months ago. This was an enjoyable read. After reading another reviewer's note, I am updating my review to echo what she said. This book is about the emotional aspect of the job search and finding a well fitting role for oneself. It is in this regard that I enjoyed and recommend the book.
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November 14, 2018
Very Practical

I found the book not as theoretical as expected, yet very practical in providing guidance and practical exercises which allow the reader to truly work on the processes mentioned
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