Unstuck Lib/E: A Story about Gaining Perspective, Creating Traction, and Pursuing Your Passion

by Dan Webster

Untwist the question mark from your life to start living authentically UNSTUCK offers a path forward for those who are "stuck"—despite the comfort, security, and what should feel like success. Do you feel disengaged from a life that looks good on paper? Do you feel like there must be something more? This is your guide to getting unstuck, breaking free of your comfortable cocoon, and discovering what you are meant to be. Through the story of George Johnson, a man in a position much like yourself, you'll learn how to shed the boredom, emptiness, and confusion so you can get on with your life. Whether you need a complete overhaul or just a jumpstart, you'll find the advice you need to start making it happen. More than just a story, this book shifts your perspective to help you realistically plan a transition from the ordinary present to the extraordinary future; emotional support coupled with practical guidance helps you find your path, identify your destination, and begin your journey. The fact that you've succeeded doesn't mean that you can never change; your dedication, commitment, and skills got you this far—imagine what they could do with a healthy dose of passion! You Unstuck re-acquaints you with your authentic self, helps you uncover your passion, and guides you toward your next big thing.

Genres: Audiobook, Leadership

Audio CD

Published July 1, 2017

Reviews

[Chris Humphrey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like the foundation but this could have been so much more. I understand that this is a lead magnet into a larger program and I respect that.

I think there’s a good structure here but it’s going to require a lot of work and additional research to dig deeper.

The story was good, not great, but again, went from miserable to great without knowing HOW and WHAT our main character did to get there.

It was a short enough read but I think it’s valuable to pursue but don’t expect anything or terribly life-changing on the surface. The changes will come from you and how are you and just this perspective. And some might argue, including myself, that this is the true purpose of self-development books.

[Rob Tonkinson · Rating 2 out of 5]

I am not a fan of the fictional parable approach used in this book (and by other business writers as well). However, sometimes it can be useful in making clear the application of certain principles being taught. This was not one of those times. The story was very surface level as was the treatment of getting unstuck. I finished reading and felt like I did not have much useful information to show for it.

[Ben Lobaugh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book to read if you are feeling stuck, unmotivated, or depressed in your life. Webster first tells a compelling story following a bankers life to hook you into what the process could look like, and then uses the latter portion of the book to explain the nitty-gritty of the process. I will be purchasing this book for any of my stuck friends!

[Helfren · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book about situations in life which portrays the helplessness and stuck on a certain unfortunate event that occurs in our life. It is a series of depressing tragedy that happen and how we as ready can draw lesson from the directionless life.

Very good reality-check book. Keep going, readers.

[Eric Brosch · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book provided some useful prompts for asking questions of myself, but falls short of what I'd hoped. It seems more focused on re-igniting one's passion within the confines of their existing career rather than taking a broader approach and re-evaluating their lives more generally.

[Tori Keller · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick read. Most of it is a story on how this could improve your life. Might be useful for somebody that is feeling pretty bored with their life and not knowing what to do next.

[Paul Gilfoy · Rating 1 out of 5]

"Purpose Driven Life" is the thesis.