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Second Acts: Creating the Life You Really Want, Building the Career You Truly Desire

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 | #118102 in eBooks |  2009-10-13 |  2009-10-13 | File type: PDF

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||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| In Transition? Thinking About Quitting? or Retiring?|By J. Murphy|Better read this book. Whether you are leaving a job to go to another one or thinking about hanging it all up, you ought to spend $10 and get this book.

I like a book where the author has actually had "fate" push him into the abyss and he had to figure out how to climb out of the darkness. This author|From Publishers Weekly|After spending decades on Wall Street, Pollan, at age 48, became ill and was forced to re-create his professional life. Now he's working as an author (of more than a dozen financial and self-help books) and life coach, helping others to fo

Second Acts is a guide to reinventing your life. Whether you wish to change careers, move to a more desirable part of the country, start a business, write a novel, or drop everything to pursue a life dream, Stephen Pollan offers a powerful message ofhope and guidance that has benefited his own clients.

Through a series of exercises, you will develop a comprehensive "script" for your second act—a step-by-step action plan that will lead you to the l...

You easily download any file type for your device.Second Acts: Creating the Life You Really Want, Building the Career You Truly Desire   |  Stephen M. Pollan, Mark Levine.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.

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