Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations by Comstock, Craig K.

Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780996704403)

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Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations by Comstock, Craig K.

Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations

$16.00
Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations by Comstock, Craig K.

Enlarging Our Comfort Zones: A Life of Unexpected Destinations

$16.00
Format: Paperback
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How do we learn to enlarge our comfort zones rather than lapsing into a life of habit? How do we negotiate the awkward stage of trying something new and learn to operate there with success? This book is the story of ten years of a challenging, surprising, and deeply satisfying career that gave the author the repeated opportunity to create an expanded comfort zone. It starts with a life falling apart around the age of 40, and describes the happy discoveries this allowed. "Enlarging Our Comfort Zones" illustrates the process of growth, which can start in many ways and take many forms. In the words of the dedication, the author wants to celebrate "clients and friends who led him into new worlds" and readers who risk enlarging their own comfort zones.

Author: Craig K. Comstock
ISBN-10: 099670440X
ISBN-13: 9780996704403
Publisher: Willow Press
Language: English
Published: 04/13/2016
Pages: 220
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.66lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.46d
By Craig K. Comstock
By Craig K. Comstock
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A graduate of Harvard College, editor of the Crimson there, winner of the Frank Knox Fellowship for study abroad, Craig K. Comstock has worked mainly as co-director of the William James Center in Berkeley, then as a book creation coach with private clients, and also, for five years, as director of the Ark Foundation. After an adulthood largely in the San Francisco Bay Area, he now lives in southern Oregon, where he produces and hosts a weekly TV show on "people doing admirable things" and writes extensively for the internet. Author of several published books, he completed "Gift of Darkness: Growing Up in Occupied Amsterdam" through Willow Press in 2015.

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