Three Bridges: Adulthood is Easy Until Life Intervenes
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Andrew Kane | ISBN: | 9780463796160 |
| Publisher: | Andrew Kane | Publication: | November 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Andrew Kane |
| ISBN: | 9780463796160 |
| Publisher: | Andrew Kane |
| Publication: | November 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
From the time we are children, we look forward to adulthood with hopes, aspirations, and a rosy perspective — until life intervenes! Dr. Andrew Kane takes readers through his concept of the three metaphoric bridges everyone must cross as they journey through adulthood.
Each bridge — beginning with adulthood’s new responsibilities to reaching midlife and finally, choosing to simplify our lives — presents challenges along with benefits when traversed. Whether you are dealing with midlife issues or wanting to enhance your wellbeing, Dr. Kane clearly explains how everyone can thrive as an adult and live the life we imagined when we were young.
This thoughtful book is a must read. It will put your life into perspective regardless of your age. Three Bridges presents a clear vision from a clear thinker and trusted advisor. It’s for everyone who is an adult.
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Andrew Kane’s “Three Bridges” is a testament to the power of resilience and adaptation. All of us confront life challenges, and Kane is no casual observer. He speaks from painful experience, providing insight and understanding to help us navigate the years ahead.
—Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging; Chairman, Encore.org; Author, “The Upside of Aging”
“At last, someone has made sense of adulthood and nailed each stage we encounter.”
—Dr. Adam Gower, Author of “Jacob Schiff and the Art of Risk”
Dr. Kane’s thoughtful book will make you consider questions that face all of us: “What’s next?” “Who are you?” and “Who do you want to be?”
— Christie Hind, LLM and Director of the Summit County Children’s Justice Center in Park City, Utah
"After facing several career challenges in midlife, I wish “Three Bridges” had been written earlier as it would have provided me invaluable guidance and input to meet those challenges with more confidence.”
— Jeremy Davies, OBE, former Managing Partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers
From the time we are children, we look forward to adulthood with hopes, aspirations, and a rosy perspective — until life intervenes! Dr. Andrew Kane takes readers through his concept of the three metaphoric bridges everyone must cross as they journey through adulthood.
Each bridge — beginning with adulthood’s new responsibilities to reaching midlife and finally, choosing to simplify our lives — presents challenges along with benefits when traversed. Whether you are dealing with midlife issues or wanting to enhance your wellbeing, Dr. Kane clearly explains how everyone can thrive as an adult and live the life we imagined when we were young.
This thoughtful book is a must read. It will put your life into perspective regardless of your age. Three Bridges presents a clear vision from a clear thinker and trusted advisor. It’s for everyone who is an adult.
***
Andrew Kane’s “Three Bridges” is a testament to the power of resilience and adaptation. All of us confront life challenges, and Kane is no casual observer. He speaks from painful experience, providing insight and understanding to help us navigate the years ahead.
—Paul Irving, Chairman, Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging; Chairman, Encore.org; Author, “The Upside of Aging”
“At last, someone has made sense of adulthood and nailed each stage we encounter.”
—Dr. Adam Gower, Author of “Jacob Schiff and the Art of Risk”
Dr. Kane’s thoughtful book will make you consider questions that face all of us: “What’s next?” “Who are you?” and “Who do you want to be?”
— Christie Hind, LLM and Director of the Summit County Children’s Justice Center in Park City, Utah
"After facing several career challenges in midlife, I wish “Three Bridges” had been written earlier as it would have provided me invaluable guidance and input to meet those challenges with more confidence.”
— Jeremy Davies, OBE, former Managing Partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers
