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    Fulfilled! Critical Choices: Work, Home, Life

    By William A. Schiemann

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    Fufilled! addresses the broad issue of life fulfillment—an enduring quality that includes both daily happiness and, more important, a long-term, sustainable sense of achieving all one can be. The author defines life fulfillment as achieving your dreams and creating a lifestyle that brings exceptional happiness and inner peace.

    This book addresses some of the key factors that enable you to have greater control and influence over your life—factors such as having a clear vision of the future, having a life path, being planful and resourceful, understanding your success drivers, managing today’s actions to get you to tomorrow, having a personal scorecard to track your progress, and employing lessons learned from others that enable you to bypass some of life’s cul-de-sacs. The author integrates the science of fulfillment and the art of fulfillment to create a comprehensive guide.

    In addition to offering a set of clear steps that guide you through thinking about your own fulfillment, the book is full of stories and examples from people in many walks of life, and the lessons they can share from their own journeys. This book is not about becoming rich. It is not about becoming famous. It is not about becoming a star in your profession. It is about becoming fulfilled in all aspects of your life. This book is for anyone at any age who is willing to learn. It is never too early—or too late—to think about what makes you fulfilled. It is never too late to start becoming fulfilled.

    If you are looking for a happier and more rewarding life, this book is for you. If you are a coach or mentor, this book will give you insights into helping others. And if you are a human resources or organizational leader, this book should provide insights into how you can attract, develop, optimize, and retain the best talent—talent that will connect with your organization as part of their own personal journeys to fulfillment.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSecant Publishing
    Release dateMay 8, 2017
    ISBN9781944962302

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