Author: Randy M. Miller

Publisher: Dog Ear Publishing

Published: 2016-03-12

Total Pages: 118

ISBN-13: 1457545756

Time can be an asset, allowing people to discover what they would most like to do and when. A career expert with more than 20 years of business experience shares new ways of thinking about change to manage careers and lives, helping others achieve personal fulfillment. His innovative concept calls for turning “ifs” into “whens” is a new way of thinking about how to achieve goals and give each day meaning. The collection of real-life stories and professional nuggets of wisdom from a series of authors in WHEN: Vol. 1 focuses on career and spiritual being. Told from both male and female points of view, each chapter illustrates the practical “if” or “when” mindset that showed the authors how to achieve success in their own lives, however they defined it. With this set of metrics, they turned challenges into reality, finding their WHEN in life was actually now. Contributing authors who shared their stories include: • William Wright-Swadel, Fannie Mitchell executive director career center, Duke University • Katka Novakova, MD (Europe) and ND, naturopathic doctor • Robert Bays, PhD, international speaker, professor, and former head trainer for Anthony Robbins • Jeanne Feeley, corporate executive • Erin Fredman, senior vice president of creative strategy for Tongal.com • Nathan Hoffman, entrepreneurial pursuits in life • Patricia Hunt, resident director at the University of California, Santa Barbara • Norman Kur, CEO and co-founder of Phlashmob Inc. • Vincent Patton III, retired master chief petty officer of the US Coast Guard Future WHEN volumes, due in late 2016, will concentrate on health and nutrition and other serious health-related journeys. To share a story, e-mail Randy at [email protected]. “The elements I take away of finding your WHEN in this compact, yet powerful storytelling book are: Only when you are ready, open, and clear is the time that one can accept and identify their WHEN. Remember it is difficult for all of us. No path is the same.” ~Michael J. Breus, Ph.D., diplomat and fellow, ABSM, the Sleep Doctor