Turn Your Face is about reflecting on your life and finding meaning, renewing your energy, discovering why you listen (or why you don’t), talking well with others, creatively solving problems, planning what you want and striving to get it, giving an honest day’s work and yet not letting work totally consume your life, being cheerful, and giving to others.
Many books tell you what to do but not how to do it. I’ll show how I – and my clients – have used what I am recommending.
If you buy this book in an airport newsstand, it will either give you courage for the work you are about to do or permission to turn off your cell phone and enjoy your vacation.
If you buy this book, here, in your neighborhood bookstore, or from your favorite online retailer, it will help you consider the next step on your journey towards what you want.
get a copy of TURN YOUR FACE
My daughter, Allison Linney, is the one who first said to me at two-years-old, “turn your face.”
Turn Your Face is about reflecting on your life and finding meaning, renewing your energy, discovering why you listen (or why you don’t), talking well with others, creatively solving problems, planning what you want and striving to get it, giving an honest day’s work and yet not letting work totally consume your life, being cheerful, and giving to others.
Many books tell you what to do but not how to do it. I’ll show how I – and my clients – have used what I am recommending.
If you buy this book in an airport newsstand, it will either give you courage for the work you are about to do or permission to turn off your cell phone and enjoy your vacation.
If you buy this book, here, in your neighborhood bookstore, or from your favorite online retailer, it will help you consider the next step on your journey towards what you want.
get a copy of TURN YOUR FACE
My daughter, Allison Linney, is the one who first said to me at two-years-old, “turn your face.”
Summary of Chapters 1-4
Summary of Chapters 5-8
get a copy of TURN YOUR FACE
Turn Your Face is about reflecting on your life and finding meaning, renewing your energy, discovering why you listen (or why you don’t), talking well with others, creatively solving problems, planning what you want and striving to get it, giving an honest day’s work and yet not letting work totally consume your life, being cheerful, and giving to others.
Many books tell you what to do but not how to do it. I’ll show how I – and my clients – have used what I am recommending.
If you buy this book in an airport newsstand, it will either give you courage for the work you are about to do or permission to turn off your cell phone and enjoy your vacation.
If you buy this book, here, in your neighborhood bookstore, or from your favorite online retailer, it will help you consider the next step on your journey towards what you want.
get a copy of TURN YOUR FACE
Summary of Chapters 1-4
Summary of Chapters 5-8
My daughter, Allison Linney, is the one who first said to me at two-years-old, “turn your face.”
