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PIVOT: Five Practices to Strategize and Support You Through Change
Are you tired of hoping for a new way? Or keeping your fingers crossed that everything is going to stay the same? In this book we are going to play with the ideal and notion that CHANGE ISN'T COMING, IT'S HERE! Over the period of five weeks we will explore the five main distinctions of the PIVOT Perspective, Intuition, Vision, Obstacles, and Tactics. Similar to how we train our muscles through working out, we will train our mind to develop habits that will support us to thrive in our forever changing environments.
136 pages, Paperback
Published September 17, 2020
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March 17, 2026
This read like a textbook without proper references.
Everyone deserves to tell their story and give advice when it’s useful. I’d say that is what this book is, it’s good advice meanwhile explaining how they adjusted to the pandemic to continue to make money.
The book is still solid and the exercises are good if you do them. It takes you week by week… which did lose my interest because I just simply wanted to read not do school work.
The idea of the book is life is ever changing, so be flexible… again, good practices that we as individuals should be doing anyways (checking in with oneself and evaluating ourselves).
Would read if I didn’t know how to check in on myself or would give this as a gift to someone who I believed didn’t know where to start.
Everyone deserves to tell their story and give advice when it’s useful. I’d say that is what this book is, it’s good advice meanwhile explaining how they adjusted to the pandemic to continue to make money.
The book is still solid and the exercises are good if you do them. It takes you week by week… which did lose my interest because I just simply wanted to read not do school work.
The idea of the book is life is ever changing, so be flexible… again, good practices that we as individuals should be doing anyways (checking in with oneself and evaluating ourselves).
Would read if I didn’t know how to check in on myself or would give this as a gift to someone who I believed didn’t know where to start.
August 25, 2023
Got this in a subscription box. Two stars is generous. This book was really not for me both in writing and content. I tried a couple activities but they were useless and skipped the rest. I've done enough in my life.
There was a lot of covid content that became outdated very quickly and I didn't appreciate the author wanting to scream at people who at the beginning of covid desperately wanted things to do back to normal. Guess what! For a lot of people, we did get to go back to normal. Yay!
Newsflash: some of us actually do like change.
There was a lot of covid content that became outdated very quickly and I didn't appreciate the author wanting to scream at people who at the beginning of covid desperately wanted things to do back to normal. Guess what! For a lot of people, we did get to go back to normal. Yay!
Newsflash: some of us actually do like change.
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