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Search - Chapters : Create a Life of Exhilaration and Accomplishment in the Face of Change

Chapters Create a Life of Exhilaration and Accomplishment in the Face of Change
Author: Candice Carpenter

An electrifying new approach to taking charge of change, from the cofounder of iVillage Sweeping changes in business and technology threaten to overwhelm us on many fronts: in our companies, our careers, and our lives. The rise and fall of companies and entire industries, the twin specters of downsizing on the one hand and uncertain caree... more »rs in emerging industries on the other, the prospect of multiple careers over a lifetimethese factors and more conspire to take us to an unsettling place where today's perfect life situation can be gone tomorrow. Against this backdrop, one of today's most admired business visionaries examines professional and personal change in a radically new contextand offers a prescription for managing change so powerful it will forever alter the way we live and work. We can take charge of change instead of fearing it, says Candice Carpenter, by living serially, chapter by chapter, focusing our effortsand reaping our rewardsone chapter at a time. Both a bold new metaphor and a practical plan for success, Chapters has profound implications for career and business decision-making and for marking the milestones in our personal lives. It reveals an entirely new way to think about change and a refreshingly innovativeand workableframework for managing it. We can, for example, use one chapter in our lives to acquire status and responsibility, another to acquire wealth, another to focus on our children, and others to learn new skills, serve our communities, and make our mark on the world. With each new chapter, we can cultivate the wavelike quality of internal fluidity needed for every personal reinvention, and we can reach that heightened level of exhilaration and achievement Carpenter calls the "Zone." An accomplished change master herself, Carpenter draws upon her own remarkable experiences and the lives of dozens of other people interviewed for this book. Chapters propels us ahead of the change curve toward sustained professional and personal success, satisfaction in our accomplishments, and balance over a lifetime. In Chapters readers learn how to:

Embrace change rather than fear it
Know when it's time to start a new life chapter
Plan ahead for major changes
Handle false starts and failure
Master change and achieve true professional and personal success

ISBN-13: 9780071381819
ISBN-10: 0071381813
Publication Date: 9/18/2001
Pages: 256
Edition: 1st
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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