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Grace Adams, like many women her age, is one day stuck in traffic. Driving to pick up a cake for her daughter’s sixteenth birthday is different today As Grace Adams has had enough Composed and calm, with deliberation, and without any fuss, she simply leaves her car, and walks away from her own life As she walks away from the past, she aims to get closer to her own reality Her real life? Well, she lives with a child (her daughter) who refuses to acknowledge her mother, by refusing and barring her from the party Her husband is in the process of a divorce, upset at her too Grace Adams is getting closer to the nucleus of what has blown her family apart, and with those ties also her domestic bliss, and entire life
Undettered, she aims to re-unite her family, in a way only she can.
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The Career Change Guide by Rachel Schofield
Careers are important, and in this day and age, so is understanding what you really want from your career The Career Change Guide by Rachel Schofield helps give your career plans more clarity, and focus on what you need to prioritize. With a practical toolkit, and a 5 step plan to help you find your dream career, the book helps you organize, or re-organize your goals and ambitions with up-to-date advice Re-designing your career is a must too, according to The Career Change Guide, with the right tools to help Rachel Schofield urges you to look at your greatest strengths and skills, which can in turn help you to understand and pinpoint what motivates you, and where your work standards lie, especially in terms of your production. The practicalities of the book, are in the excercises, which if listened to, can increase self-awareness and give you more and more confidence along the way The advice also can help you to look at, identify and tackle the day to day challenges you will inevitably face with a career change The book, helps you look at things more pragmatically, leaving emotional confusion behind, and introducing you to a clearer picture of what you want to achieve in terms of your career aspirations. ‘The Career Change Guide will help you make those dreams reality Rachel Schofield is a journalist, former news presenter and qualified personal development and career coach She worked for the BBC for over twenty years including reporting for Radio 4's 'Woman's Hour' and presenting BBC News, adapting her work to fit around her family life before making her own career pivot into coaching. She lives in London with her family. The Career Change Guide is her first book’
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