Susan Kersley

Get Ready for Retirement (Retirement Books, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Are you apprehensive about having a life after work? Do you wonder how you'll manage without the routine of work? This book will enable you to get ready for
retirement.

This book provides you with simple strategies in an easy-to-read format and a step-by-step approach so you can enjoy life after work and make the changes you want to make.

Susan Kersley is a retired Medical Practitioner who became a Life Coach and Writer.

She is the author of personal development books for doctors including 'Prescription for Change for doctors who want a life,' 'ABC of Change for Doctors,' and 'Life After Medicine.
She has also published novels: 'Pills and Pillboxes' and 'Connection Deception.'

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Susan Kersley
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781524259129
• Artikelnr.: 44433066

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I live by the sea in Cornwall, UK. I've written personal development and self-help books for doctors and others, books about retirement and novels.

I was a doctor for thirty years and did something else.

After attending a workshop based on Louise Hay's book 'You Can Heal Your Life', I trained to be a Louise Hay workshop leader. I did this in 1999 in San Diego and for several years ran workshops in Cornwall, UK. The aim of these workshops was to enable participants to understand themselves better and then find how to move forward more positively in life.

I read an article about Coaching, so I trained with CoachU. In 2000 I had an epiphany and realised that as a doctor, gave me useful and special insights and life experience about what life is like as a doctor, so I focussed on coaching doctors.

I wrote an article called 'Is there life after medicine?' for the BMJ hoping that it would be published in 'Personal View.' However even though the panel rejected it I was contacted by and later met Rhona MacDonald, the editor of Career Focus, part of the British Medical Journal. She was very interested in what I was doing and encouraged me to write a series of articles about Life Coaching and how it can enable doctors to have a life. As a result, I wrote each month about how doctors could have more time and better work-life balance. These articles were published in the British Medical Journal over the years 2000-2005 and eventually evolved into books for doctors: 'Prescription for Change - for Doctors who want a life' and 'ABC of Change for Doctors.' 'Life after Medicine - for Doctors who want a trouble-free transition' was published later.

Since then I've also written and published various books, eBooks and audiobooks: personal development books for doctors, self-help books, and novels.

Now retired from Coaching, I'm updating my books and writing more.