Wisdom work press aug 2026 (1 Ergebnisse)
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - How do we live thoughtfully when the world changes faster than we can comfortably absorb Artificial intelligence, political division, misinformation, climate disruption, economic uncertainty, war, and rapidly evolving technologies increasingly shape our lives before we have decided what they…should be for. The pressure to react is constant. Yet the choices that matter most still require attention, discernment, patience, and care.In How Do We Live in a Changing World , Donald T. Iannone offers ten enduring questions to help navigate uncertainty without surrendering our judgment or humanity. Drawing upon personal experience, relationships, history, literature, technology, and the quiet lessons of everyday life, he invites readers to consider what deserves their attention, how they determine what is true, and whether they respond thoughtfully or merely react.The book also explores how we might see beyond labels and incomplete pictures, recognize the whole person, use technology without allowing it to use us, distinguish influence from control, remain connected through disagreement, make choices that honor the future, and protect what is worth carrying forward.This is not a book of formulas or easy assurances. Its questions are companions-practical invitations to pause, examine assumptions, listen more carefully, and create enough space for wiser choices. Each chapter concludes with 'Questions to Carry,' allowing readers to continue the reflection in their own lives, relationships, families, workplaces, classrooms, and communities.Warm, accessible, and deeply humane, How Do We Live in a Changing World speaks to anyone trying to think clearly, choose wisely, and remain fully human amid accelerating change. It reminds us that uncertainty does not relieve us of responsibility. It makes the quality of our attention, judgment, presence, and care more important than ever.
