Brave Work
By Michelle Tocher,
and Anna Simon
Brave Work draws upon the ancient wisdom of myth and the power of personal experience to map the quest for meaning in today’s changing world of work. It provides a timeless perspective and validation to those who are courageously pursuing meaningful ways to make a difference.
In Brave Work, Michelle tells “The Robot’s Tale”, a delightful fable that maps the adventure we take when we seek to bring meaning to the work we do. With illustrations by Peter Hudecki, and cover art by Janet Wilson.
~ Rave Reviews ~
“Opening this book is like meeting a guide who will take us through uncharted territory. Brave Work takes the wisdom of the mythic perspective—the power that Joseph Campbell championed—and applies it to the challenges of the workplace. The book shows us how to find the courage to claim our possible lives.”
— Jonathan Young, Ph.D., Psychologist and Curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives and Founder of the Center for Story and Symbol, Santa Barbara, California
“This book is insightful, inspirational and a must-read for career practitioners and professionals in the counselling field today. It will also help any individual who may be on a personal journey towards spiritual renewal, higher meaning, or purposeful work. Anyone who has been downsized, displaced or replaced will find it not only a practical guide but emotionally therapeutic as well. To some this book might even be the “herald” they have been waiting for to propel them further along their path of self-discovery.”
— Grace Cirocco, Author, Take the Step, The Bridge Will Be There
“Finally, a book that takes us beyond the traditional, and focuses on stories and imagination to capture important career counseling concepts.”
— Dr. Norm Amundson, Author, Active Engagement
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