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"Get a Life, Not a Job" is now available online
I am delighted to announce that my new book, GET A LIFE, NOT A JOB: Do What You Love and Let Your Talents Work for You (FT Press) is now in stock with the online booksellers.
It is my honest belief that Get a Life, Not a Job is ideal for anyone who is unemployed, underemployed, graduating, changing careers, or not satisfied with his or her current work situation. The book is packed with ideas for getting closer to work-life harmony, career fulfillment, and financial freedom – especially in the context of this new employment reality.
If you or anyone you know is interested in purchasing Get a Life, Not a Job, the book is now available online from the following booksellers:
I cannot believe the launch is already here.
Now I really need your help with something: Would you help me get the word out about the launch for Get a Life, Not a Job -- and create a buzz over the next few weeks of this launch? You could help with this tremendously by kindly forwarding this blog to any friend who may also want to more from his or her career – and life.
I thank you in advance for any "buzz-making" assistance you can offer.
With sincere appreciation,
Paula
I have read about your books last week this site is recommend by mine best buddy . Thanks for informing the launch of new book.I m always exciting to read real story book. I always Watch movies about the motivational story or real story
I have downloaded your book last week and going to start reading. Thanks for informing the launch of new book.
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I downloaded your e-book on my Kindle a few months ago and just started reading it this week. I love it! I feel like my job is not moving me forward. I have recently launched my blog because of my restlessness. Right now, I am motivated than ever to pursue multiple career acts.
Hey that's a great book which has provided a wonderful information about the life.I really feel that this book is is ideal for anyone who is unemployed, underemployed, graduating, changing careers, or not satisfied with his or her current work situation.This book has helped me to face the life's most difficult situations.Thanks for the book and i really appreciate the work done by the author Paula Caligiuri.
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Yeah this book is very informative and it really helps all the unemployed and under employed people and can change anyone's future.thanks for the view.
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I am really happy I found this book! (I actually found your blog on the Rutgers's website)
It seems many individuals just stick to a cycle because of the fear and worry of changing things up, however you miss so many opportunities. Specifically, the ones that you will lose out on that will enhance you as a person. Many of my friends and family in the U.S. are constantly worrying about their jobs even though they despise them. I hope with your book, I could convince them otherwise.
Thanks!
Hi Paula,
I love your blog and all of your topics (especially about the music!) It's very motivational and inspirational. I can't wait to read your books! I used to feel selfish in wanting to find a career that suited me. I want to be passionate about something. I never want to have to look at a clock. That's my idea of a "job". It didn't seem like it could be a reality. As I mature, I realize that material things are just "stuff". Possessions don't bring you inner peace and overall happiness and oneness with yourself.
As Natasha Bedingfield says in her song, "Unwritten", "Only you can feel the rain on your skin". ( I guess you can add this song to your list!) It has helped me tremendously. Thank you Paula for your fabulous insight to what I so strongly believe in as well.
Hi Nancy,
Many thanks for your kind words. I couldn't agree more...I'd rather spend money on experiences with loved ones, as opposed to material things; the former will always provide greater happiness. If you stay true to yourself, know your talents, and continually shape your career, you will find a career that will bring you to that state of flow (happiness, engagement, etc.). It will come and you are on your way...
Thanks for reading and posting this comment!
Paula
Paula,
I just finished your book tonight. I'm planning to write a blog post and article on the topics in your book soon, but in the meantime I'll just say that I will be highly recommending it to my clients. Thanks for really putting your spirit into the book; your sincere care for the readers definitely comes through!
Warm regards,
Joe
Hi Joe --
My heartfelt thanks for your help in getting the word out about "Get a Life, Not a Job"! Yes indeed -- my heart, soul and spirit were fully in the book. When I was writing it, I was in a complete place of happiness and satisfaction (knowing that it could make a real difference). Thank you for noticing.
With appreciation,
Paula
I think you've hit the nail on the head. We work to live, not the other way around. Since we spend most of our waking hours working, we might as well work at something that is personally as well as financially rewarding. This book provides a plan for how to make that dream come true!
Oh, and thank you for the "no hamsters were harmed" eco-friendly assurance!
Hi EveT-
Thank you for your kind note and hope you are enjoying "Get a Life, Not a Job". The book came from a place of promise, hope, and practicality. I'd love to hear how it has helped.
Best wishes,
Paula
this book sounds really interesting, im currently finshing up school and inbetween jobs, taking sometime to really put all of my efforts into school. school is really important to me number one because i know that it is the thing that is going to get me into the career that i know i want to be in and one that will make me happy. it is so great to see people in careers that is not just a paycheck to them they are doing their job becuase it really does make them happy and they are passionate of what they are doing. i want to be like that.
Dear Jeannette -
I wish you great success as you finish your degree and start on the next phase of your career and hope you enjoy "Get a Life, Not a Job" Squeeze every ounce of networking and skill-building from your educational experience to enjoy the full benefit of the time and money you've invested. Go get 'em!
Best wishes,
Paula
Get a Life, Not a Job sounds interesting and is a book that I will purchase and read immediately upon receipt. With my current job, satisfaction rates have decreased and I am looking to increase my satisfaction or move it along to a whole new career. I am graduating from college with my B.A. in Psychology and I can utilize what is in your book.
The comment above is funny. I enjoyed reading the blogs.
Lesley
Dear Lesley,
I am glad you enjoy the blogs and hope you enjoy reading "Get a Life, Not a Job." As I have mentioned to Jeannette, please squeeze every bit of networking and skill-building you possibly can from your college experience. We are all hired based on what we bring to the company -- assisted by who has recommended us for the job.
Best wishes,
Paula
Congratulations! I believe everybody is concerned of regaining The LOST LIFE; I'm one of them.
Well done!
Dear Qusai,
Many thanks for your note -- I hope "Get a Life, Not a Job" can be one of your companions on your journey of self-discovery.
Best wishes to you,
Paula
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