Your Next Season: Advice for Executives on Transitioning from Intense Careers to Fulfilling Next Seasons, Paperback/William R. K. Innes D. Eng
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Fully dedicated to current career-check. Succession activities in progress-check. Financial planning underway-check. Retirement real estate books on the nightstand-check. But what exactly will you do after you leave your main-stage corporate career? And how will you get started?If you feel trepidation about retirement, or about what you will do next, you are not alone. Your Next Season brings you candid, unvarnished, authentic advice from hundreds of executives, who understand that the transition of "seasons" for an executive is one of the most fragile phases of adult life. Take comfort in this extraordinary book, which brings you companionship, empathy, encouragement, and sage advice-plus valuable tools to create your own purposeful and fulfilling Next Season. Remember, regardless of what you do next, you are taking along the very best part of your career...YOU About the Author: Dr. Leslie Wilk Braksick is co-founder of My Next Season, a company that advises executives as they transition from intense corporate careers to new life seasons anchored in purpose. After her 21-year career at CLG-a management consultancy she co-founded and led-Leslie moved on to launch My Next Season with business partner Mark Linsz. Creating this company was a natural step as Leslie's career has been defined by C-suite executive coaching and succession advising. She saw an unmet need in a population she intimately understood. Your Next Season is Leslie's fourth book. Her first-Unlock Behavior, Unleash Profits-was a Wall Street Journal Business Best Seller. Another book-Preparing CEOs for Success: What I Wish I Knew-was hailed as a breakthrough guide to first-time CEOs. She writes monthly for Smart Business Magazine. Leslie currently sits on the boards of Princeton Theological Seminary and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. She received a doctorate in Applied Behavior Analysis and a master's in Industrial Psychology from Western Michigan University. More recently, she earned a master's in P