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Want a new job or career but feeling “trapped” in a current line of work? Craving a new career… but afraid to make the leap? Now may be just the time to cut through the overwhelm and get the next chapter in motion. This Life Guide can help. Taking that first step can be scary, but you have more than enough strength to do it. Inside this Life Guide on How To Find Work That You Love you’ll find practical steps to inspire you to take those first few steps towards a more meaningful career. You’ll learn how to: – Uncover your true aspirations (they might not be what you think!) – Discover your career desires and non-negotiable “dealbreakers.” – Step forward into work that reflects your deepest aspirations. – Manage your emotions, deal with overwhelm, fear and job-hunt rejection, and stay positive, even when things aren’t happening as fast as you’d like. – Uplift your self-talk, build confidence and stop procrastinating using scripts and/or worksheets. – And more! Join the many other people who have learned how to take those tough first few steps towards a more meaningful career by following the principles in How To Find Work That You Love today! Dr. Suzanne Gelb, Ph.D., J.D. is a psychologist, life coach, TV commentator and author. She overcame her own battle with eating disorders – and over the past 3+ decades she has helped people to stop overeating, using tools like the ones in this book. Dr. Gelb’s inspiring insights on personal growth have been featured on more than 200 radio programs, 260 TV interviews, and online on Time, Newsweek, Forbes, The Huffington Post, NBC’s Today, Psychology Today, The Daily Love, Positively Positive, Mind Body Green, The Muse and many other places, as well. As a contributing writer to Psychology Today, where she has her own column, “All Grown Up,” Dr. Gelb has written articles that can be helpful with weight management including, “Learning To Feed My Hungry Heart: My Journey from Bingeing to Wholeness,” and “Don’t Feel Like Exercising? 3 Steps To Get You Off The Couch.” Her powerful article, “Stressed Out at Work? How to Cope – Without Turning to Food or Booze,” was published on The Huffington Post. She believes that it is never too late to become the person you want to be. Strong. Confident. Calm. Creative. Free of all of the burdens that have held you back – no matter what has happened in the past. To learn more, visit DrSuzanneGelb.com.
