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    Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family
    Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family
    Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family
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    Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family

    By John Cole

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    Embark on a transformative journey with Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family—a powerful companion designed to enrich your reading of Anne-Marie Slaughter's groundbreaking book.

     

    WHY THIS WORKBOOK? A carefully curated experience awaits as you delve into thought-provoking exercises and reflective questions that will expand your understanding of the societal and familial structures discussed in Slaughter's work. Engage with topics such as modern feminism, the evolving roles of men in the family, and the systemic changes needed in workplaces. This workbook fosters a deeper internalization of the book's themes, serving as a catalyst for personal growth and social awareness.

     

    WHO IS THIS WORKBOOK FOR? Whether you're a professional striving for fulfillment in all spheres of life, a policy-maker interested in gender dynamics, or simply someone exploring the interconnectedness of work and family, this workbook is your key companion. It is meant for those ready to challenge the status quo and eager to step into a world where personal success is not an either-or proposition but a harmonious blend of a rewarding career and a nurturing family life.

     

    WHAT YOU GET WITH THIS WORKBOOK

    • Comprehensive exercises that mirror Slaughter's vision, making it actionable in your daily life.
    • A structured approach to dissect and understand the intricacies of balancing work and family.
    • A personal toolkit to create meaningful change in your community, workplace, and home.

    This workbook is not just an accessory; it is an invitation to redefine the narrative of success in our society. It compels you to not only absorb but also to apply the revolutionary ideas presented by Slaughter. The challenges and reflections posed here are a springboard towards achieving the unison of ambition and wellbeing for both women and men.

    Are you ready to take this pivotal step towards a more equitable and fulfilled life? Embrace the call to action with this indispensable workbook and witness a personal and societal transformation.

    This unofficial workbook is tailored to challenge your perspective, sharpen your insights, and guide you through the complex dialogue of gender equality, work-life balance, and the integration of personal and professional ambitions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLongTale Books
    Release dateJan 29, 2024
    ISBN9798224968893
    Workbook For Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family
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    John Cole

    John Cole, an engineer with a knack for storytelling, crafts tales that resonate with both young children and eager readers alike. With his three young children often peeking over his shoulder, John’s stories are filled with the enchantments of everyday adventures. Beyond the pages of his books, John’s life brims with inspiration. His backyard chickens - Henrietta, Larry, and Fasty Floss - add a touch of whimsy, while the gentle hum of 16,000 bees in his Washington DC suburban backyard reminds him of nature’s wonders. Whether he’s camping beneath the stars or exploring the outdoors, John’s experiences shape the heartwarming narratives he shares. With a passion for making the world a more magical place, one story at a time, John Cole invites you to dive into his world and discover the wonders that await.

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