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NOW WHAT? A Personal Discovery Career Guide & Workbook: 109+ Questions For Uncovering Your Life's Purpose, Passion & Place For Those Who Are Side Hustling, Career Building, or Just Fed Up!
Change The Questions, Change Your Life
“The guideposts on the road to living an authentic life are questions, transformational questions.”
Now What , is a workbook and practical career guide , an invitation (or a swift kick in the pants) to finally answer the whisper of the soul’s calling to do something different, your kind of different.
Are you rethinking the purpose and direction of your life but don’t know where to start or how to begin again? Have you been unconsciously masquerading around in someone else’s definition of a life and lost your own? Seeking joy and wonder? Fired up, fed up and ready to live out loud -your version of extraordinary?
Regardless of the heartbreak, frustration, boredom, a need for freedom, a crazy boss, the little voice inside your head that simply won’t shut up, or the itch to switch, Now What is like having a personal life coach in your pocket putting you in touch with what makes you feel whole and happy.
Through a series of thought-provoking questions and exercises, author and executive/life coach Angie VanArsdale guides you step-by-step through a question-rich journey of self-discovery designed to uncover, unlock, or rediscover the essential truths you need to fearlessly design an authentic, purpose-filled life and career.
With expertise, wit, and humor, VanArsdale provides practical tips, powerful advice, and shows how to interpret your answers, signals into action.
“The guideposts on the road to living an authentic life are questions, transformational questions.”
Now What , is a workbook and practical career guide , an invitation (or a swift kick in the pants) to finally answer the whisper of the soul’s calling to do something different, your kind of different.
Are you rethinking the purpose and direction of your life but don’t know where to start or how to begin again? Have you been unconsciously masquerading around in someone else’s definition of a life and lost your own? Seeking joy and wonder? Fired up, fed up and ready to live out loud -your version of extraordinary?
Regardless of the heartbreak, frustration, boredom, a need for freedom, a crazy boss, the little voice inside your head that simply won’t shut up, or the itch to switch, Now What is like having a personal life coach in your pocket putting you in touch with what makes you feel whole and happy.
Through a series of thought-provoking questions and exercises, author and executive/life coach Angie VanArsdale guides you step-by-step through a question-rich journey of self-discovery designed to uncover, unlock, or rediscover the essential truths you need to fearlessly design an authentic, purpose-filled life and career.
With expertise, wit, and humor, VanArsdale provides practical tips, powerful advice, and shows how to interpret your answers, signals into action.
109 pages, Paperback
Published May 7, 2023
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November 2, 2024
Promising Start, but This Book Fizzles with Repetition and Sales Pitches
This book started off promising, engaging me with its insightful questions and thought-provoking prompts. However, it quickly overstayed its welcome, dragging on at least 30 pages too long. I initially agreed to tackle the 109 questions it posed, but then the author threw in additional—and often repetitive—questions, along with multiple “just one more thing” sections that felt like thinly veiled sales pitches. The excessive repetition and the heavy-handed marketing left me disappointed. While the core content had potential, the overall experience fell flat due to its lack of focus and unnecessary length.
This book started off promising, engaging me with its insightful questions and thought-provoking prompts. However, it quickly overstayed its welcome, dragging on at least 30 pages too long. I initially agreed to tackle the 109 questions it posed, but then the author threw in additional—and often repetitive—questions, along with multiple “just one more thing” sections that felt like thinly veiled sales pitches. The excessive repetition and the heavy-handed marketing left me disappointed. While the core content had potential, the overall experience fell flat due to its lack of focus and unnecessary length.
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