Mark Levine (3) (1958–)

The author, an attorney and consultant, recommends a way of re-orienting your attitudes toward your work. It is based on two core principles: first, that you take charge of your own present and future, and stop letting your boss, company, or anyone else dictate the course of your work life; and second, that you stop looking for emotional satisfaction from you "career," and instead find a "job" that provides as large and as secure an income as possible. He fills the book with practical suggestions in accomplishing those goals. That "job" may in fact be your present job. However, by changing your attitudes toward that job, it will become a producer of wealth rather than a source of emotional satisfaction, which should be found elsewhere. A non-traditional approach to career-planning, it is well worth reading and considering for anyone dissatisfied with the progress of their career.… (more)