What Should You Do With Your Life?: Essential Information When Choosing a Career or Changing One

"What Should You Do With Your Life?" is an open minded, practical and sincere approach to one of the most profound and life changing questions you will ever ask yourself. It guides you in a honest, unbiased and relevant way through the practical aspects of deciding what path to take on life's journey. What sets this book apart is the multi-faceted approach, and the tough, often uncomfortable questions and issues that are explored. A career isn't just a job. It's a lifestyle choice - a choice that can be overwhelming at any age, let alone at the start of one's adult life, when personality and ideas are still developing. This book helps you to consider important variables, that one often does not even think about in the post school/final examination euphoria. Needless to say, unfortunately, choosing the wrong career can, and has had disastrous consequences in some instances. It is essential reading for anyone deciding on a career path post school, or seeking to change careers later on in life. If you are restless, and feel that you are not where you should be in life; or if you have ever pondered - " What should I do with my Life?''; or 'What should my child do with his/her Life?'; then this book is for you.

Dr Reddy is an Anatomical Pathologist who has excelled throughout her career. She watched herself and other colleagues, despite reaching the pinnacle of their careers, become disillusioned with their jobs. This was primarily on account of inappropriate career choices based on scholastic achievement, and the subsequent expectations of family and society. It was also due to changing needs and expectations as life progressed. Dr Reddy believes that this is a common occurrence, with far reaching consequences, that can easily be avoided if we focus on personality fit, soul choices, lifestyle preferences and other relevant variables before choosing a life path. She believes that this is especially important at this time, due to more high functioning and sensitive energies in our younger generations.