- Invites the reader to take a new groundbreaking approach to their working life: one which embraces innovation and smart work while also prioritizing wellbeing and satisfaction
- Draws upon psychological insights and inspiring stories of success from a diverse range of business leaders, experts and entrepreneurs
- Is written by a world-renowned psychologist and wellbeing consultant who draws upon both his expertise and lived experiences to provide inspiring insights
Momentum
Reboot Your Career. Unlock Your Potential
Modern working culture has become defined by burnout and fatigue. But there is an alternative: build your Momentum and rediscover the joy of leading a rewarding and satisfying career.
Key features at a glance
EAN: 9781398614956
Edition: 1
Published:
Format: 216x138
240 pages
About the book
Break free of the fast-paced, competitive work cycle. Redefine success and build your Momentum to pursue a satisfying and successful career.
Leading psychologist and wellbeing expert Lee Chambers has found his success not by overworking within the competitive, fast-paced business world, but by taking an alternative path: one that prioritizes wellbeing and embraces uncertainty. This books shows you how to break free from the daily grind to pursue a career on your own terms.
There are countless opportunities to break free from an unrewarding career. With psychological insights and fascinating interviews, this book guides you through the key stages: shaping your vision, redefining success and finding your purpose. Build your Momentum and discover a career that is fulfilling, versatile and successful.
About the authors
Lee Chambers is a psychologist, speaker and founder & CEO of Essentialise Workplace Wellbeing and Male Allies UK. He is an expert on workplace wellbeing, productivity, resilience and diversity and is widely recognized as a prominent thought leader and speaker on workplace resilience. He is a Kavli Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, a board member at CMI Women, and was recognized by UN Women in 2023 for services to gender equality. He is based in Preston, UK.
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