P Is For Perfect: Your Perfect Vocational Day

By Craig Nathanson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968034756
• ISBN13: 9780968034750
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: Book Coach Press
• Length: 112 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Wonderful Book!

P Is For Perfect is a fantastic book. You have to admire Craig Nathanson's courage for sharing his story and his ideas for others to follow. - Yanfang Yang- China

This book is a Godsend!

If you count the minutes from the time you arrive at work until your workday ends when you can return home, then you may be ready for a bold transition from your current employment to 'your perfect vocation'. If so, then you may find "P Is For Perfect" by Craig Nathanson a godsend. He guides you methodically step by step toward your "own" Perfect Vocational Day, and ends with "The Vocational Passion Assessment" which he defines as a "Tool for reflection and action". Focus on the content of this book and be empowered to find "your perfect vocational day"-Linda Davis Kyle-

P is for Perfect is well worth the read

This book is a very good resource, especially if you are a person in mid-life who is considering a career change. Craig's writing essentially provides "permission" to look outside the box of our current vocations and consider moving into fields where we have more passion. A bit of a scary concept - at least for me. The book is well written and appears to come from the heart. Included are numerous exercises to work through. This book won't solve all your employment issues, but if you are seriously considering a career change, it may provide the "push" that you need.

My Perfect Vocation

This book is both enjoyable and informative. P is for Perfect made me think about what's most important in life. After all, we all have a limited time on this earth. We should spend this time doing what it is that we actually love. I would recommend this book to anyone and everyone who wants to know how to live a more fuller and a more meaningful life. Excellent book! :)

Answer to: What am I really MEANT to do with my life?

Craig Nathanson's book is like a walk through nature in the middle of a smoggy city. It's so refreshing to have someone tell us it's OK to want to do something else for a living; it's OK to stop choosing just on the basis of money. And he's walked the talk when he tells us that it can be difficult to make a change when everyone around you has trouble accepting the new you.I have read many books about finding my true vocation, and I have taken every personality and aptitude test ever invented, I think, and this is the first place that I have ever found any answers to the problem "But what if I don't know what I want to do??"I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is not perfectly happy with the way they spend their day. The exercises in the book will really help you to focus on what is really important and what it is that you are meant to do.