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Behind Gold Doors-Nine Crucial Elements to Achieve Good-Enough Contentment
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About Behind Gold Doors-Nine Crucial Elements To Achieve
Product Description Struggling to find contentment? These nine crucial elements can help you focus on the most important things to be more content in life. Career. Family. Health. Friendship. Finances. Leisure. Spirituality. Giving. Legacy. See how each of these contentment elements plays a role in this impactful allegory of a depressed man who learns about good-enough contentment from the personal stories of nine captivating people. Can what he learns help you achieve good-enough contentment? Behind Gold Doors-Nine Crucial Elements to Achieve Good-Enough Contentment is great for New Leaders | Seasoned Leaders | Nurse Administrators | Project Managers | Program Managers | Pastors | New Supervisors | New Managers | Healthcare Administrators | Sales Managers | Life Coaches From the Author As a younger professional, I tended to define my contentment based on my career trajectory and financial status. As I got older and life's lessons mounted, I learned that hanging my happiness on my job and wealth was only part of the equation. Sure, having a good job and money are great things to want, but there's just so much more to life than what you do and how much you have. The bruises I received from my experiences put me on a journey to better understand the key drivers which help define happiness. My list settled on nine crucial elements that I believe contribute in some way to a person's overall contentment. What I also learned, though, is that the importance of the crucial elements may change as one gets older and his or her life events change. As example, one of the crucial elements discussed in the book is legacy contentment. A person in his or her 20's is most likely not concerned with the legacy he or she is leaving behind, whereas someone older than 50 might be much more concerned about his or her legacy. The important point is that a person needs to examine each of the contentment elements, decide how important each element is in his or her life, understand what contentment looks like for each element, and define deliberate actions to achieve contentment. This isn't a "one and done" activity. Ideally, it should be repeated as part of a personal annual goal setting process. This regular review and revision rhythm creates the foundation for good-enough contentment. My true hope is that my readers will enjoy the story and take away at least one nugget which helps them create a path to good-enough contentment. Best - Lonnie From the Inside Flap To get the most out of Behind Gold Doors-Nine Crucial Elements to Achieve Good-Enough Contentment, do the following: Read the book Download the Nine Crucial Elements to Achieve Good-Enough Contentment Assessment from BehindGoldDoors.com Review the Instructions tab Complete the Good-Enough Contentment Grid and assess the importance, the goal, and what you need to do for each element Use the Decision Making Grid whenever you have a big life decision to make, i.e. new job, buying a house, etc. Use the Annual Goal Setting Grid each year as part of your annual planning process to update your contentment importance, goals, and actions Tell me about your experience at [email protected] About the Author Lonnie has over 35 years' experience including 11 at Accenture, 9 at Microsoft, and 15 as an independent strategy consultant and author. Independent director at Northwest Center, a $60m disability inclusion non-profit that operates 7 businesses which fund services provided to people with disabilities.He has held key positions at Microsoft including managing $6b in spend as director of corporate procurement and leading the worldwide corporate planning and budgeting group. As strategy consultant at Microsoft led business-critical initiatives including $30m information technology program to transform Nokia phone manufacturing factory to Xbox and Surface repair facility. Created and drove cultural change through a strategic project assurance review process used on over 10
