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When Smart People Fail

de Carole Hyatt

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"A must for those who need to understand how setbacks can be made into stepping-stones to the top."--Forbes   Lay-offs, cutbacks, company reorganizations, and bankruptcies are bringing millions of people face-to-face with unexpected, often devastating setbacks in their professional lives. If you are among them--or fear you may soon be--help is at hand in this book.   Everyone is afraid to fail. But when smart people fail, they convert their loss into renewed success. Drawing on their own experiences and those of hundreds of others, Carole Hyatt and Linda Gottlieb provide the practical, positive, reassuring advice you need for these trying times.   It's not whether we fail, but how we cope with failure that truly matters. With the compassion and confidence of ultimate survivors, Linda Gottlieb and Carole Hyatt have given us the tools to rebound, regain control, and come back better than before.   "People will be helped more by reading this book than by anything else I can think of."--Rabbi Harold S. Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People… (mais)
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This is a dated pop psychology take on the meaning of failure. The authors interviewed a number of middle and upper middle class people who had experienced career and business failure. Although there were empathetic experiences in learning their stories there wasn't anything particularly useful here. This was disappointing since this book was recommended to me by a counsellor. The reader comes away with the trite advice from the song, "Pick yourself up, dust yourself off and start all over again." ( )
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"A must for those who need to understand how setbacks can be made into stepping-stones to the top."--Forbes   Lay-offs, cutbacks, company reorganizations, and bankruptcies are bringing millions of people face-to-face with unexpected, often devastating setbacks in their professional lives. If you are among them--or fear you may soon be--help is at hand in this book.   Everyone is afraid to fail. But when smart people fail, they convert their loss into renewed success. Drawing on their own experiences and those of hundreds of others, Carole Hyatt and Linda Gottlieb provide the practical, positive, reassuring advice you need for these trying times.   It's not whether we fail, but how we cope with failure that truly matters. With the compassion and confidence of ultimate survivors, Linda Gottlieb and Carole Hyatt have given us the tools to rebound, regain control, and come back better than before.   "People will be helped more by reading this book than by anything else I can think of."--Rabbi Harold S. Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People

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