Escaping Career Prison: Three Keys to Breaking Free and Finding Work You L

Download the sample and see for yourself. This book had my full attention from outset. This isn't just another off the shelf self help book full of empty promises or false wisdom.How does a once dream job/career turn into one which sucks, why do attempts to change that fail? Only a couple of pages in I recognised by myself and my mistakes. Over the years both jobs and people evolve, sometimes in different directions. When looking for another job we repeat past mistakes, falling into the trap of fitting ourselves to the profile instead of the profile to our own values and needs.Written by an author who has obviously both been there and can communicate help to others this is a book which can literally change your life. Having only just started on my own personal journey I have high hopes and can recommend this book to anyone who feels stuck and is motivated to become unstuck.

Amy does an amazing job with this title guiding the reader through the 3 keys to implement transformation. Many are stuck in what others perceive as a "dream job", only to wake up hating every day. Each chapter finishes off with practical exercises that spur the reader to take an active role and inventory their deepest thoughts, fears and desires to affect change.Excellent and have shared with some of my frustrated colleagues and friends.

This book has helped me so much. It has given me courage and changed my perspective. It helps you understand things you didn't realize about what has been holding you back. Already since starting it a few weeks ago I have taken many steps toward a career that I had been interested in but kept hesitating to explore. This book gives you forward momentum and really reaches inside you to motivate you toward change. It is amazing!

Amy writes with experience, clarity and humor.Her examples give visuals that assist in the teachings and great "take-aways" in this book.It makes you want to move in the directions of your dreams. L.MacDonald

This book has great exercises to help the reader really know themselves and then strategies to find the work to feed his/her soul.