Isbn: 9781069695420 - whose ladder is this?: when success no longer feels like you and how to find your way forward. (9 résultats)

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Are you standing at a crossroads, feeling the familiar pull of a new direction Perhaps a midlife awakening has left you questioning what comes next, or a recent leadership transition has you feeling less than yourself. Maybe you're grappling with identity after success, realizing that the climb to the top didn't lead to the fulfillment you'd envisioned.Kevin Simcock built the life he thought he was supposed to want: career wins, titles, recognition. On paper, it looked like success. But deep down, something felt off. He began asking questions he couldn't ignore: Is this it Why doesn't it feel like me What if I built the wrong life entirely In Whose Ladder Is This , former global executive and creative leader Kevin Simcock shares a raw, honest account of what happens when achievement no longer aligns with identity. After building billion-dollar brands and leading teams across continents, Kevin found himself laid off at fifty, disconnected from his former self and unsure of what was next. That loss cracked open something deeper, the need to redefine success and realign with what truly matters. Part memoir, part guidebook, this is not a story of burnout or breakdown. It's a story of awakening. Through vulnerable storytelling, insight-rich reflection, and hard-won clarity, Kevin walks you through the messy but necessary process of letting go of who you thought you had to be, so you can step into the version of yourself that was waiting all along. If you're a high-functioning achiever at a turning point, wondering what comes after the climb, this book will help you reconnect with your inner truth, trust your next chapter, and build a life that actually feels like yours. …

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Are you standing at a crossroads, feeling the familiar pull of a new direction? Perhaps a midlife awakening has left you questioning what comes next, or a recent leadership transition has you feeling less than yourself. Maybe you're grappling with identity after success, realizing that the climb to the top didn't lead to the fulfillment you'd envisioned.Kevin Simcock built the life he thought he was supposed to want: career wins, titles, recognition. On paper, it looked like success. But deep down, something felt off. He began asking questions he couldn't ignore: Is this it? Why doesn't it feel like me? What if I built the wrong life entirely? In Whose Ladder Is This?, former global executive and creative leader Kevin Simcock shares a raw, honest account of what happens when achievement no longer aligns with identity. After building billion-dollar brands and leading teams across continents, Kevin found himself laid off at fifty, disconnected from his former self and unsure of what was next. That loss cracked open something deeper, the need to redefine success and realign with what truly matters. Part memoir, part guidebook, this is not a story of burnout or breakdown. It's a story of awakening. Through vulnerable storytelling, insight-rich reflection, and hard-won clarity, Kevin walks you through the messy but necessary process of letting go of who you thought you had to be, so you can step into the version of yourself that was waiting all along. If you're a high-functioning achiever at a turning point, wondering what comes after the climb, this book will help you reconnect with your inner truth, trust your next chapter, and build a life that actually feels like yours. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…