Isbn: 9798256153236 - the career pivot: how ancient philosophy dismantles anxiety, silences overthinking, and builds genuine resilience - for high achievers who look fine on the outside while quietly struggling inside (3 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Indy Pub, 2026

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Caleb Marston, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You Don't Have a Discipline Problem. You Have a Design Problem.If you've been thinking about changing careers, starting over, or finally pursuing work that feels meaningful, you've probably heard the same advice: 'Follow your passion.''Take the leap.''Everything will work out.'Unfortunately, real career transitions are rarely that simple.Changing direction isn't just a professional decision.It's an identity shift.It challenges your confidence, your routines, your finances, and often your sense of who you are.The Career Pivot is a practical, science-based guide for professionals who want to understand the psychology of career change before making one.Instead of offering motivational clichés, this book explains why career transitions feel so difficult, what your brain is trying to protect you from, and how to create a realistic plan that balances ambition with stability.Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, behavioral science, and career development research, you'll learn how to navigate uncertainty without becoming trapped by fear or analysis paralysis.Inside you'll discover: - Why changing careers feels psychologically threatening-even when you know it's the right move- The neuroscience behind uncertainty, decision-making, and resistance to change- How identity becomes attached to your job-and how to redefine yourself without losing confidence- The hidden beliefs that keep capable people stuck in careers they've outgrown- Practical frameworks for evaluating career opportunities with clarity instead of emotion- How to identify transferable skills that employers and clients truly value- Strategies for managing financial risk while building your next chapter- Networking, personal branding, and creating opportunities before you need them- How to overcome imposter syndrome during major professional transitions- Building resilience when progress feels slower than expected- Designing a long-term career around your strengths, values, and lifestyle-not just your résumé- A step-by-step roadmap for making a confident, sustainable career pivotThis isn't a book about quitting your job tomorrow.It isn't about chasing unrealistic dreams or abandoning financial responsibility.It's about making intentional decisions based on evidence instead of fear.Because successful career changes aren't built on courage alone.They're built on preparation.The goal isn't simply to find another job.It's to build work that supports the life you actually want to live.You don't need more discipline.You don't need endless motivation.You need a better-designed path forward.Your next career doesn't begin the day you leave your current one.It begins the day you decide to design it on purpose.- Owen Calloway.