Ninety days to a new life direction

August 16, 9:30 PMSF Boomers ExaminerSuzanna Stinnett

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Laura Berman Fortgang has shared a whole slew of powerful perspectives, tips and exercises in her book, “Now What?”

In times like these, her book is even more relevant than when it first came out a few years back. Faced with an unprecedented rate of change and the disappearance of many traditional job scenarios, today’s job seeker or right livelihood seeker will find Fortgang’s work very supportive.

Her book talks about much more than just coping with changes and finding your way through uncertainty and back into gainful employment. She expertly weaves into the delicate territory of what it means to be human – and how that meaning can shine light on our personal journeys of work and play.

She takes the reader through a look into the past, where we might find old, limiting beliefs and even goals that have become obstacles. This is some of the most meaningful work in her book. The reader who takes up the task will not only reflect. She will write fiction. She will take a new view of the meaning of a budget. Laura doesn’t stop until she has addressed what it means to be a whole person.

The subtitle, “90 Days to a New Life Direction,” should not be taken lightly. A new life direction is nothing short of a rebirth, and this book is a guide to that renaissance.

You can learn more about Fortgang's work at www.nowwhatcoaching.com.

Enjoy her book! I certainly did.

Suzanna Stinnett

See some special tips from Laura here