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The Decision Series

Brown J: Unfinished

Unfinished

Why One Decision Changes Everything

Build a life and career you love

Designed for More

What happens when, after spending decades-and more money than you care to admit-honing your expertise, you find yourself feeling unfulfilled in a career you once loved? The benefits are great, the six-figure salary is enviable, and on the outside, looking in, everything seems ideal. But beneath the surface, something's missing.

For months, maybe even years, you've felt a pull to explore a different path. The perks that once motivated you now feel hollow, and the nagging sense of unfulfillment has taken its toll. You're growing more curious by the day, wondering how successful you might be if you worked as hard for yourself as you do for your current employer. If it were up to you, you would've "chucked the deuces" yesterday, but quitting impulsively isn't quite your style.

The Six-Figure Quitter is your key to gracefully breaking free from the "golden handcuffs" that keep you feeling comfortably uncomfortable in a career that no longer serves you. This book is a testament to what's possible when faith outweighs fear, when purpose takes precedence over promotion, and how high-achieving professionals like you are strategically taking the leap into full-time entrepreneurship -and never looking back.

The Entrepreneur's Guide to Transitioning Out of Your 9 to 5 Without Regret

The Six-Figure Quitter

How Humans Find Purpose in the Age of Intelligent Machines

Adaptive Curiosity

Too young to retire, too vital to stand still, too experienced to start from scratch? Welcome to your Bonus Years. Increased longevity has gifted us fifteen-to-twenty extra active, healthy working years, shattering the traditional linear career script of learning, working, and retiring. In The Bonus Years, the world's leading expert on career transition, and London Business School Professor Herminia Ibarra, delivers the definitive, social-science-backed resource for navigating later-career transformation. Ibarra reveals that thriving in an extended work life requires abandoning the old linear, plan-and-implement strategies. Instead, successful reinvention comes through 'resourceful discovery' - a disciplined process of active experimentation, trying on new futures, and knowing when to adjust your course. Whether change has arrived uninvited through an industry shock, or a quiet internal restlessness is telling you it's time to let go, this book provides the actionable tools to build transition mastery and successfully map your path forward. Filled with rich and varied case studies of professionals who reinvented themselves across the globe, The Bonus Years is an empowering manifesto for anyone who refuses to stand still. It is proof that to bloom late is not to bloom less - it is to bloom with deeper roots, on your own terms.

Your Next Chapter in Life and Work

The Bonus Years

The rejection isn't about your qualifications-it's about the three seconds a recruiter spends on your job titlebefore reading your first bullet, and what happens next depends on whether you control that verdict or letchronology write it for you. Ambrose Crenshaw's insightful book explores the translation gap between the skillsyou've proven in one field and the language career-change hiring managers actually recognize.When your resume lists only what you've been paid to do, it becomes a filter that screens you out rather than atool that translates your value forward. Resume for a Career Change is not a template collection, a keywordoptimization guide, or a personal branding manual. Instead, it deconstructs the structural mismatch betweenhow you think about your experience and how a hiring manager in an unfamiliar field reads it.Through detailed career-change scenarios, you will unpack the dynamics that determine whether yourapplication gets seen: - The Hidden Skill Audit: ** How to identify the transferable competencies you've been using daily butnever named, so you can surface them before a recruiter dismisses your background.- Decoding Real Demand: ** Why job descriptions obscure the actual day-to-day work in abstract jargon, and how to reverse-engineer postings to match your past responsibilities to their unstated needs.This book equips you with the hidden skill audit, the reverse-engineering method for job postings, thecompetency-first structure override, and the reframing formula that shifts your resume from a chronology thatscreens you out to a skills argument that moves you forward. Start reading *Resume for a Career Change* todayand take control of how your experience translates before the next three-second verdict writes you off.

Translating Your Experience Into a Field You've Never Worked In

Resume for a Career Change

We've all heard it: the pace of change is accelerating, new technologies are reshaping the business landscape, the world is increasingly chaotic. True, but not helpful. What we need is a way to thrive inside the speed, change, and chaos.

Disrupted shows you how. 

In this practical, field-tested guide, Andre W. Thornton translates high-performance principles into simple, repeatable actions you can use when it matters most, whether you're leading a team, steering an organization, or recalibrating your career.

Inside you'll learn to:
Stabilize under stress using neuroscience-based tools that re-center focus and chemistry in the moment.

Align purpose and performance with the 1440 Method, a time architecture that connects your minutes to your mission.

Rewire your response to pressure through Cognitive Calibration, practices that reset your brain chemistry and regulate emotion.

Accelerate through uncertainty with seven repeatable habits that build adaptability and trust:Embrace Uncertainty
Put Why Over What
Engineer Your Strengths
Be Vulnerable
Care About Others
Inspire Accountability
Want to Be Wrong



Each chapter ends with Reading + Reps-quick, practical actions to build your disruption-readiness muscles.

Why It Matters
Disruption isn't an interruption anymore-it's the environment we lead in. Whether you're guiding a team through change or navigating your own reinvention, this book gives you the tools to raise your baseline, shorten your recovery, and build momentum through change.

Disruption isn't a detour-it's the road.
Disrupted shows you how to drive it.

Perfect for: readers of Brené Brown, James Clear, Simon Sinek, and Carol Dweck-leaders, founders, and professionals ready to grow stronger through disruption.

The 2 Stabilizers and 7 Accelerators of Growth Through Chaos

Disrupted

Morgen ist der Tag, an dem Sie Ihren neuen Job beginnen. Eine Herausforderung auf Management-Ebene, ein Aufstieg auf Ihrer Karriereleiter, ein Umstieg in eine andere Branche. Damit dies gelingt, braucht es lange vor und nach Tag eins Antworten auf Fragen wie:
. Was bringe ich für die neue Rolle mit und was noch nicht?
. Wie gehe ich den Wechsel in meinem und unternehmerischen Sinne am besten an?
. Auf was muss ich dringend gut vorbereitet sein?

Coacherin Sabine Gromer und Personalberaterin Stephanie Schorp teilen ihr Wissen aus ihrer langjährigen Erfahrung und vermitteln pragmatisch, wie der Karriereübergang gelingt. 
Zahlreiche Beispiele aus ihrer Praxis und Gespräche mit erfolgreichen Manager:innen liefern zudem Einblicke hinter die Kulissen des Führungsalltags.
Sabine Gromer ist Inhaberin von »MangoliaTree«, einem globalen Boutique Coaching- und Beratungsunternehmen für Top Executives mit Sitz in Wien. Nach 20 Jahren an den Finanzplätzen der Welt begleitet sie heute Menschen und Organisationen in Veränderungen und bei der beruflichen Weiterbildung. 
Stephanie Schorp ist Geschäftsführerin der internationalen Personalberatung »Comites, Personality Matters!« mit Sitz in München. Die diplomierte Psychologin sammelt seit über 20 Jahre Erfahrungen in der Platzierung, Auswahl, Persönlichkeitsentwicklung sowie intensiven Karrierebegleitung von Manager:innen.

Das Praxisbuch für den erfolgreichen Karriereübergang

Ready for Success

"Hope is not infrastructure."Layoffs have become a normal operating tool of modern companies. The system around them is extensive: legal review, HR scripts, severance templates, access shutdown, communications plans. The system around the person being let go is almost nothing-a meeting invite, a frozen laptop, a final paycheck, and a race against the clock.Impacted is a clear-eyed account of that imbalance, written from inside the layoff. It moves from the night before a layoff to the machinery that produces one, and argues that the deepest failure is not the layoff itself, but the missing infrastructure between employment and re-employment.Drawing on lived experience and hard questions about trust, risk, and dignity at work, it makes the case for the transition layer that should already exist-and for treating job loss as the predictable risk it has become, not a private emergency people are left to survive on luck alone.For everyone who has ever been told they were "impacted."

You Did Nothing Wrong

Impacted

It usually begins with a compliment."You're very experienced."It is said kindly, in a meeting, with a smile. But something in the tone has changed, and you feel it. For thirty years, experience was the reason you were in the room. Now, for the first time, it sounds like the reason you might not be.What follows is a road millions of capable professionals know too well. The project that goes to someone younger. The request to train the new colleague who will one day take your chair. The meeting with a folder on the table and three decades of loyalty converted into a single number. The first Monday with nowhere to go. The applications sent into silence. The polite rejections that say "overqualified" when they mean something else entirely.And then the strange middle ground this book is named after. The market has decided you are too old to hire. But the mortgage, the school fees, the ageing parents and the next fifteen years of your life have not received the message.You are too young to retire.In Too Old to Hire. Too Young to Retire., entrepreneur and business leader Isaac Mushonga follows that road from the first quiet signal to the moment everything turns. He names the words the corporate world uses to close doors gently. He explains why loyalty was never a contract the organization signed, why the title was always a costume and why rejection describes the buyer, not what is being bought.Then the book changes direction.Mushonga shows that a professional with thirty years of experience never starts from zero. They start from everything they have already become: knowledge, judgment, a network built over decades, a reputation that took a lifetime to earn, and mistakes already made at someone else's expense.He shows how to stop applying for permission to be valuable. How to protect the severance so it funds the next chapter instead of the last one. How to read your old job description as a product catalogue, build a consulting practice that is a business rather than a waiting room, and price your work on outcomes instead of hours. He explains why your network and reputation are assets, how to learn new tools without losing your dignity, and how to build a pace your body can sustain for the second half.And he makes the case at the heart of the book: the only security that cannot be restructured is ownership. A portfolio of income. A method with your name on it. Something they can't lay off.This is not a book about decline. It is a book about the most valuable years of your working life, the ones you finally get to own.Whether the folder has already been placed in front of you, or you can feel the signals beginning, this book asks one question.If the market says you are too old to hire, what will you build now that you are too young to retire?

Too Old To Hire. Too Young To Retire

The career pivot that feels impossible isn't waiting for more credentials-it's waiting for you to translate theones you already have into a language hiring managers can decode in eleven seconds. Colette Norwood'sinsightful book explores the unique pressure of changing careers when financial urgency and market realityconverge, and conventional job search advice no longer applies.Career Change Fast is not a career quiz, a passion discovery guide, or a long-term reinvention roadmap. Instead, it decodes the actual mechanics of urgent pivots-how hiring managers screen under pressure, what makestransferable skills invisible, and how to compress your qualifications into the narrow window real recruiters use.Through scenarios drawn from real transitions, you will explore the hidden dynamics of urgent career change: - The Triage Assessment: Why the first step isn't finding your passion but determining which opportunitiesyou can land before your runway ends.- The Translation Gap: How describing your qualifications in your old field's language renders youinvisible to hiring managers moving too fast to translate for you.- The Eleven-Second Resume: How to compress your transferability into the brutal screening window thatdetermines whether your application survives the first cut.- The Skills Myth: Why you can probably do the job, but your resume asks the hiring manager to work toohard to figure that out.Every chapter delivers actionable frameworks to move past credential anxiety and endless application cycles.Start reading Career Change Fast today and learn to translate your skills into language hiring managersrecognize instantly.

Making the Leap When You Can't Afford to Wait

Career Change Fast

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