Work-Life Reset

by Fawn Germer

When you reboot your computer, it suddenly dumps its baggage, cleans out its sludge, and acts like a new machine. Wouldn't it be great if you could do that for yourself? Make some decisions, dump your baggage, mark a turning point, and completely reset your life? You can. Whether you need a change in purpose, lifestyle, mindset, or heart, you have the ability to reset. You can reset your life balance, your health, your career, and your verve. A reset is not a do-over. It's a start-over. It' is a conscious and deliberate choice to take charge, change paths, and do what calls your soul - giving it a good jolt. A reset. About the Author: After a year of grief, loss, and hard knocks, Fawn Germer trekked seventy miles of beach in Pinellas County, Florida and discovered the power of resetting. She is the best-selling author of eight books, including the Oprah pick, Hard Won Wisdom. Fawn speaks internationally on leadership and performance for some of the world's largest corporations and organizations. She's a Pulitzer-nominated journalist who wrote for The Miami Herald, The Washington Post, and U.S. News and World Report. Visit fawngermer.com.

248 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 31, 2015

Reviews

[Robin]

The author is a motivational speaker and this is a motivational book. She gives lots of suggestions on how to improve one's life, especially when one has run up against a brick wall. I particularly liked the quote from philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin "We are not human beings having a spiritual experience,; we are spiritual beings having a human experience."

[Amanda]

I was excited to read this but the book repeated itself so often and didn't have substance that I couldn't finish it.

[Jalayna Cary]

Excellent read. Good mindset provoking thoughts for those in busy careers.

[Jodi B]

I am at a point in my life where I need to do something to take charge. Things have been a little out of control and I have made work my main priority. That's not a good choice for me right now. Fawn Germer has written a book that shows me how to step out of my sadness and rebuild. I am so grateful my friend recommended I read this book. It gave me hope and direction and now I know what I am going to do to make changes and start living a more positive life.

[Lois L]

This was a game-changer for me. I had hit the wall with a number of issues in my life and didn't realize how far down I had gone. Fawn showed me how to take charge over my rut and get moving again. It is one part common sense and three parts action. I am so grateful for what she taught me here.

[Lois L]

This was a game-changer for me. I had hit the wall with a number of issues in my life and didn't realize how far down I had gone. Fawn showed me how to take charge over my rut and get moving again. It is one part common sense and three parts action. I am so grateful for what she taught me here.

[L E]

Excellent book!

[Slone]

This was an odd combination of trite and inspiring. If there's a sentiment to be had about improving your life, it's in this book. It's a good book for those in need of some cheerleading to make a change, but skimps on the how-to. Lots of other people's examples, which is fine, but the single chapter on "resetting" lacks details and skims over those.

I've seen Germer speak; she's engaging, entertaining — a force. This follows the basics of her talk, but elaborates little.

[Elizabeth Teslar]

I've never read any of her books and I never would! This woman is an online BULLY, harassing a local artist for her artwork of Oranges of all things! Fawn believes only one person has the right to paint Oranges, and bc this wonderfully nice artist doesn't agree with her, she slams her publically online for all to see. An awful person Fawn is! Shame on her! And bc of that, I would never read anything she puts out, never!