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Mastering The Interconnected Worlds of Private and Professional Life

Name: Mastering The Interconnected Worlds of Private and Professional Life
SKU: 9798894277813
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Jeremy Roffe-Vidal

$20.95

SKU: 9798894277813 Category: Uncategorized Tags: Fulton Books, SEL000000, SOC000000

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In this insightful book, the author delves into the intricate connections between our private and professional lives, revealing the surprising ways in which they intersect, influence each other, or find a deep logic of comparison. While the links between these two domains are often apparent, such as the skills and habits that transfer from work to home, the author goes further by exploring deeper, more personal connections, including those found in intimate relationships like dating.The book challenges the conventional notion of work–life balance by illustrating how, even when we strive to separate these spheres, they remain intrinsically linked. The author argues that rather than viewing them as competing forces, we should recognize and embrace their interconnected nature. It examines the parallels between promoting oneself on a dating site and a recruitment site, highlighting how self–presentation and marketing skills are critical in both arenas. The book also ventures into the comparison of matrimonial agreements with employment contracts, questioning the traditional view of marriage as a lifelong commitment versus the more contemporary approach of time–limited contracts.Through a series of compelling narratives and psychological insights, the author guides readers on a journey to master both the personal and professional realms. By understanding the dynamics at play, readers will learn how to navigate these interconnected worlds more effectively, achieving greater fulfillment and success in both areas.Through this exploration, the book encourages readers to reconsider how distinct––or similar––our professional and personal lives truly are and whether the skills we develop in one can enhance our success in the other.