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by R. D. Kirk (Author), Sangam Napit (Author)
In The Experience Manifesto, Sangam Napit and R D Kirk show you how to live a better life by chasing opportunities instead of passion, taking action, embracing failure, and capitalizing on experiences. With over 20 years of combined experience, both Sangam and R D have designed various strategies to navigate the world of work by capitalizing on opportunities, overcoming adversity, and living a life of continuous improvement. Sangam and R D have smart ways of navigating jobs that add stress, anxiety, and offer no real meaning or sense of fulfillment. Many like Sangam and R D have found ways to use similar frameworks and focus on living in the moment to fully absorb the value of their work instead of letting it kill them from inside. Just because you hate your job does not mean you need to quit. Every job is an opportunity to explore your curiosity, find something interesting, and dive deeper to create joy and mastery. In this book, Sangam and R D interview several people with diverse careers. Some have held only one job and others have held multiple positions throughout their lifetime. Despite the vast range in experiences, all shared a common belief of taking action, embracing failure, and using a reiterative process to free themselves from the shackles of fear, complacency, and self-doubt. The Experience Manifesto is an easy to use guide that removes traditionally limiting thoughts like passion, purpose, and finding work that you were meant to do. It quickly debunks the myths about how passion can placate unhappiness at work and offer a recipe to an enviable life. All that's needed is a framework centered around a repeatable process that is designed to unlock new ways to harness meaning behind what we do and how we go about doing it. The Experience Manifesto encourages us to pursue opportunities instead of passion. It shows us how to change our relationship with failure so we are more likely to take action. It highlights the value of experiences. It shows each reader how experiences can be used to unravel the conundrum of work and create a simple solution for contentment. If you are hungry for change and want to live better lives, Sangam and R D want to show you how to utilize their easily adaptable framework to transition into a new era of thinking about work, purpose and beyond. The experience centered roadmap has positively impacted both authors and their only wish is that it brings equal value to those who read it. To possibilities!
