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Leaving a Job with No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want by veteran journalist and former public radio host Tess Vigeland.
Leaving a Job with No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want by veteran journalist and former public radio host Tess Vigeland.
♡ If your job disappeared tomorrow, who would you be without your title? That question can feel surprisingly uncomfortable. Leap reminds us how easily our career becomes part of our identity. We
📖 About the Book
Published in 2015 by Harmony Books (a division of Penguin Random House), Leap is part memoir and part field guide. It explores the psychological, emotional, and social realities of walking away from a high-status career without a financial safety net or a concrete next step.
Vigeland draws heavily from her personal experience. In 2012, she voluntarily left her "dream job" as the host of National Public Radio's (NPR) personal finance program Marketplace Money. After stepping down, she realized how tightly her self-worth and identity were tied to her professional title—a realization that inspired her to interview dozens of other "leapers" to understand how people rebuild their lives after stepping into the unknown...
Leaving a Job with No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want by veteran journalist and former public radio host Tess Vigeland.
♡ If your job disappeared tomorrow, who would you be without your title? That question can feel surprisingly uncomfortable. Leap reminds us how easily our career becomes part of our identity. We
📖 About the Book
Published in 2015 by Harmony Books (a division of Penguin Random House), Leap is part memoir and part field guide. It explores the psychological, emotional, and social realities of walking away from a high-status career without a financial safety net or a concrete next step.
Vigeland draws heavily from her personal experience. In 2012, she voluntarily left her "dream job" as the host of National Public Radio's (NPR) personal finance program Marketplace Money. After stepping down, she realized how tightly her self-worth and identity were tied to her professional title—a realization that inspired her to interview dozens of other "leapers" to understand how people rebuild their lives after stepping into the unknown...
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