Loving What You Do: The Elements of a Great Working Life - Ratner, Ellen
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Do You Love What You Do? If the acronym TGIF is an indication, a great percentage of the American workforce lives for weekends and days off. That means that a typical 40-hour workweek over a work life of 40 years amounts to approximately 9 years of marking time. Factoring in time spent sleeping, that leaves slightly over 17 of those 40 years to enjoy life. Author Ellen Ratner's interactive book, Loving What You Do: The Elements of a Great Working Life, guides the reader's introspection to get to the why, as well as many tips, tools, examples and resources to get to the how . . . how to make…mehr

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Do You Love What You Do? If the acronym TGIF is an indication, a great percentage of the American workforce lives for weekends and days off. That means that a typical 40-hour workweek over a work life of 40 years amounts to approximately 9 years of marking time. Factoring in time spent sleeping, that leaves slightly over 17 of those 40 years to enjoy life. Author Ellen Ratner's interactive book, Loving What You Do: The Elements of a Great Working Life, guides the reader's introspection to get to the why, as well as many tips, tools, examples and resources to get to the how . . . how to make work life not only tolerable, but enjoyable. Whatever your profession, career, vocation or job, and whether you are new to the workforce or a long-time veteran, this book is life-changing.
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Ellen Ratner is a White House correspondent and Bureau Chief for Talk Media News, a Fox News Channel Contributor, and a credentialed reporter at the United nations in New York City. In addition, she is co-founder of GEMS Development Foundation, which does work in South Sudan, Africa. She has worked in journalism as well as in mental health for most of her working life.