Getting Unstuck

How Dead Ends Become New Paths

De: Timothy Butler

Narrado por: Erik Synnestvedt

Duración: 5 h y 15 m

Resumen del Editor

We all experience psychological impasse. This feeling of uncertainty about your next moves in life might come at predictable moments: the loss of a job, the end of a romance, an empty nest as your child heads for college, or the death of someone who has long helped you feel recognized, loved, and appreciated. It might also come at unpredictable moments: when the career of a lifetime somehow loses its juice, when you ache for intimacy but can't seem to find the right partner, when you find yourself longing to renew a sense of life's adventure.

Predictable or not, psychological impasse brings with it the sense of being stuck or paralyzed. At the office, you feel stale or unchallenged. In your personal life, you feel agitated, deflated, or downright bored. You know that something must change - and you're desperate to contribute at work, find a reinvigorated role in your family, and dive back into the current of your own life.

Though uncomfortable, impasse is necessary. It's the only place from which you can define a new vision for your life. Now business psychologist and researcher Timothy Butler leverages more than 20 years of research to offer strategies for finding your way from impasse to renewed meaning - at work, at home, with colleagues, and with family. He shows you how to:

Recognize the state of psychological impasse and use it as a springboard to real change

Participate in exercises that activate your new life vision

Identify the activities, rewards, types of people, work cultures, and communities that will most likely satisfy you

Make choices that transform your new vision into reality

Drawing on a wealth of stories about individuals who have successfully transitioned out of impasses, Getting Unstuck provides a practical, authoritative road map for moving past your immediate impasse and defining a meaningful path forward.

©2007 Timothy Butler (P)2008 Gildan Media Corp

Reseñas de la Crítica

"What Butler offers are really some very practical approaches to breaking the career impasse." ( Washington Post)

Poor bookmarking of chapters

A good book in terms of content but Audible don’t split out the chapters so difficult to navigate

Yes, worth the credit.

Again, if you are into self development series and wish to learn more about what you do, why you do it, and how we get stuck, with some pratical advice on how to Get Unstuck, this one is good. One book with a few hours of listening can't always change your life, but if you read this for a reason, follow up with a few more. The enlightment for the cost is a big gain for you. If you can see where you get stuck, and change even a few things from this one book, you have entirely changed your life. How much is that worth to you?

Get the book too

While listening I found myself yearning to have the physical book. The book references itself countless times and my player (ipod shuffle) isn't great for rewinding to re-listen to sections.

The material is great and I'd recommend you get both the recording and the book to get the most out if it. I wish Audible had a pdf companion feature for the audiobooks we buy. It would have been very handy for this book.

Loved it!!

This was a greater introduction to audio books for me. I was skeptic about being able to follow along but I did and it was wonderful. finished it in one day. kept me intrigued and hit the button on the nose on so many instances. I recommend this book to anyone that just needs a little guidance.