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Fear Without Loathing: Why Life/Work Balance Doesn't Matter, but You Do
Fear is the other four letter ?f? word. People find it hard to say. Why? Why does it have a connotation of life and death when most of the things we fear are more everyday, happen to us everyday, and seem to be getting scarier? It is not about work life balance, or how many hours you spend at work or at home; it is about the way you think and feel in those places. FEAR WITHOUT LOATHING is about understanding what is behind the things you think and feel. It is about understanding and relating to the fears we have that keep us stuck in places we don't want to be and what needs to happen so we can go somewhere else.
256 pages, Paperback
First published May 23, 2003
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April 24, 2014
I read this book rather peacefully. This is one more book that I approached as a sceptic. However, I like the way that she defined the various types of fear, and took us through them.
What is good, is that the book does not offer easy solutions, but she encourages you to write in the margin, and that she points out areas where she wants you to read carefully
The quotes that she has chosen are excellent
Once read, it is now upto you, dear reader, to implement the learnings that you glean from the book
What is good, is that the book does not offer easy solutions, but she encourages you to write in the margin, and that she points out areas where she wants you to read carefully
The quotes that she has chosen are excellent
Once read, it is now upto you, dear reader, to implement the learnings that you glean from the book
Displaying 1 of 1 review