Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss by Kidwell Jr, Harlan

Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781439253229)

Vendor: Harlan Kidwell Jr
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Format: Paperback
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Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss by Kidwell Jr, Harlan

Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss

$18.99
Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss by Kidwell Jr, Harlan

Creative Unemployment: How To Transcend Job Loss

$18.99
Format: Paperback
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This book deals with the physical, emotional and psychological trauma resulting from job loss and offers a positive look at the potentially damaging psychological aspects. It is a book about finding yourself, not a job. If you travel this journey through unemployment honestly and with an open mind, it may be the most important and rewarding thing you do in your life. Validate your own experience and emotions. Then, focus on what you would really like to do and move towards that goal. Make your journey a happy and a positive one. Sometimes we don't realize the positive benefits of a trauma until we let the healing occur. Then, looking back on the experience we realize that our paradigm may have changed, and things that bothered or obstructed us before, no longer impede us. Several people reported that they have learned valuable lessons. The book ends with a chapter of such lessons, "Silver Linings." Together we can shine and make this world a little better place to be in.

Author: Harlan Kidwell Jr
ISBN-10: 1439253226
ISBN-13: 9781439253229
Publisher: Booksurge Publishing
Language: English
Published: 09/28/2009
Pages: 298
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.88lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.62d
By Harlan Kidwell Jr
By Harlan Kidwell Jr
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Harlan is a scientist by training (Purdue University), an engineer by experience (Aerospace) and a recovering Artist (Writer). He experienced the world of Unemployment or more precisely Underemployment for over 7 years. During this time of reflection he realized that of all the engineering assignments he had done, those that produced documentation gave him the most professional satisfaction, an oddity for an engineer. He also realized that of all the positions he held in civic and religious organization those that were "secretarial" gave him the most satisfaction-the keeper of the word. So, he realized that, "He is a Writer" and has honored and nurtured that realization. He attended his first writer's conference and the words of one speaker stuck with him, "write about where your passion is." So he interviewed 28 people asking them how job-loss affected them and wrote this non-fiction book.

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