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Filled with inspiring stories from real people who have changed careers mid-life, What's Next? is an exciting roadmap for anyone looking to make their next job their dream job. From a former mortgage banker who's back in the classroom to a tough cop turned Nashville music agent, these in-depth testimonials offer encouragement and adviceand prove that it's possible to pursue your passion. Authored by Kerry Hannon, a celebrated journalist and leading authority on careers and personal finance, What's Next? offers those seeking a more fulfilling path the tools to get started and the inspiration to do it now.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Filled with inspiring stories from real people who have changed careers mid-life, What's Next? is an exciting roadmap for anyone looking to make their next job their dream job. From a former mortgage banker who's back in the classroom to a tough cop turned Nashville music agent, these in-depth testimonials offer encouragement and adviceand prove that it's possible to pursue your passion. Authored by Kerry Hannon, a celebrated journalist and leading authority on careers and personal finance, What's Next? offers those seeking a more fulfilling path the tools to get started and the inspiration to do it now.

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Autorenporträt
Kerry Hannon is a nationally respected personal finance editor and retirement correspondent for U.S. News & World Report. She has contributed to USA Today, Money, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, and Forbes. Her work has also been featured in AARP Bulletin Today, the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Reader's Digest, and Good Housekeeping, and she has appeared as a financial expert on ABC News, CBS, CNBC, and NPR. She lives in Washington, DC.