Jonathan Acuff

Do Over: Rescue Monday, Reinvent Your Work, and Never Get Stuck Jonathan Acuff

Publisher Marketing: The get ready, get going guide to navigating career change and doing work you love!"New York Times" bestselling author Jon Acuff has drawn millions of online fans who love his refreshing mix of humor, honesty, and wisdom about the world of work. Now he offers his most important book yet, a guide to making big career changes by choice or necessity and escaping the horrible feeling of being trapped in the wrong job. Acuff finds it amazing that people spend more than eighteen years studying and preparing for college but little or no time honing their careers between graduation and retirement. He offers an empowering tool he calls the Career Savings Account, which will change the way you think about your skills, relationships, character, and work ethic. He also shows that if you re on the wrong track, you already have what you need to change it even if your family and mortgage mean you can t simply pick up and move for a new opportunity. Throughout the book, Acuff features inspiring and funny true stories not merely his own but those of friends who restarted their careers after a layoff, an extended maternity leave, or simply the realization that they were suffering fifty weeks a year just to pay the bills and enjoy two weeks of vacation. Everyone can benefit from "Do Over," from new graduates to fiftysomethings and beyond." Contributor Bio:  Acuff, Jonathan RHETT SMITH is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in private practice at Auxano Counseling in Plano, TX. He is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary (MDiv, MSMFT) and former college pastor at Bel Air Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles. Rhett has a passion for helping people navigate significant areas of transition in their lives such as parenting, marriage, and the adolescent to young adult journey. He also serves on staff at The Hideaway Experience in Amarillo, TX where he helps couples work towards having great marriages. Rhett lives in Frisco, TX with his wife Heather and their two children. You can find out more about Rhett at his blog www.rhettsmith.com or his counseling practice www.rhettsmithcounseling.com