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Let Your Life Speak
Listening for the Voice of Vocation
Book • 2024
In 'Let Your Life Speak', Parker J. Palmer reflects on the journey of finding one's true vocation through a deeply personal and compassionate lens.
The book encourages readers to listen to their inner selves rather than external expectations, and to embrace their true identities and integrity.
Palmer shares his own experiences, including struggles with depression and unconventional career paths, to illustrate the importance of authenticity and self-awareness in discovering one's calling.
The book emphasizes that vocation is not a goal to be achieved but a gift to be received, and that it involves aligning one's life with one's natural gifts and interests.
The book encourages readers to listen to their inner selves rather than external expectations, and to embrace their true identities and integrity.
Palmer shares his own experiences, including struggles with depression and unconventional career paths, to illustrate the importance of authenticity and self-awareness in discovering one's calling.
The book emphasizes that vocation is not a goal to be achieved but a gift to be received, and that it involves aligning one's life with one's natural gifts and interests.
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Jerry Colonna as one of three books he read on a plane ride, which influenced his decision to become a coach.
Jerry Colonna as one of three books he read on a plane ride, which influenced his decision to become a coach.
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#373: Jerry Colonna — The Coach With the Spider Tattoo
Mentioned by Pete Scazzaro in reference to a quote about listening to one's life and accepting one's true self.
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Why Low Differentiation Kills Teams
Mentioned by Barrett Brooks as a book that guides individuals towards living authentically and fulfilling their purpose.
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Andy Crissinger: The Art of Asking Better Questions
Mentioned by Jerry Colonna as the origin of an essay on leadership and the source of the quote 'leaders need not only the technical skills to manage the external world'.
Jerry Colonna as the origin of an essay on leadership and the source of the quote 'leaders need not only the technical skills to manage the external world'.
#14 Shadow and Leadership - with Parker Palmer & Jerry Colonna
Mentioned by Morgan Snyder as a book that explores self-discovery and the importance of listening to one's inner voice.
177: Examen
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Anne Gravel Sullivan in connection to the ACGME and the Mobius Strip, representing the integration of inner and outer life.
Anne Gravel Sullivan in connection to the ACGME and the Mobius Strip, representing the integration of inner and outer life.
The Role of Belonging in Well-Being
Recommended by Jerry Colonna's sister Ann after Colonna's post-9/11 breakdown.
From Wall Street to Inner Peace: The Emotional Journey of Jerry Colonna
