Front cover of Finding Meaningful Work. Cream background, terracotta title, and a small dark drawing of a path.

A look inside

Finding Meaningful Work

A guided workbook for finding work that fits who you are, and for the coaches who help you get there.

This is a 6x9 paperback, 78 pages. Twenty-four questions sit in six themes, and four closing questions follow them. Write on the ones that catch. Leave the rest.

The paperback is not on Amazon yet.

Who it's for

For a person looking for work that fits, and for a coach who wants those questions on paper between conversations.

The book

Format
6x9 paperback
Pages
78
Questions
28 questions, 24 across six themes and 4 closing

What's inside

  • What still feels like yours

    The role can be the wrong shape and still hold pieces you would hate to lose.

  • What you are ready to stop carrying

    A task, a room, a person, or a pace can be the whole problem.

  • How you want the work week to feel

    A different title still has to survive a normal Tuesday.

  • Who the work is for

    Someone is on the other end of the work, even if you never meet them.

  • What you still want to learn

    The job you have may never ask for the skill you still want to learn.

  • What a change would have to protect

    The next move is easier to picture than the parts you cannot drop.

With a coach

Foundpath supports coaches. It does not replace them. A coach can use either book with a client. The conversation stays the coach's.

Questions on these themes are also on the site, in Questions to ask about a meaningful career.

The other workbook is Finding a Meaningful Retirement.