Best-selling author and internationally known lecturer Thomas Moore finds people everywhere he goes who express unhappiness with their work lives and ask, "Why am I doing what I"m doing?" In A Life at Work, Moore takes listeners through the transformative process of discovering their deepest purpose in life.

In exploring the strong desire in all of us to feel fulfilled by our work, Moore offers no charts or questionnaires but rather a personal, contemplative guide to traversing obstacles such as inflared egos, despair, and fear that prevent us from finding purpose in our careers. He also shares the struggles of great thinkers and artists who grappled with uncertainty before finding their calling. For those who feel dissatisfied and questions the path they've chosen, this poignant, practical work will help them discover new answers.

"From time to time, I've been jolted by an extraordinary book that stops my world. It forces me to look at reality in a different way--a more expansive and meaningful way. It has provided a missing piece for me." --John Bradshaw, author of Homecoming.

Best-selling author and internationally known lecturer Thomas Moore finds people everywhere he goes who express unhappiness with their work lives and ask, "Why am I doing what I"m doing?" In A Life at Work, Moore takes listeners through the transformative process of discovering their deepest purpose in life.

In exploring the strong desire in all of us to feel fulfilled by our work, Moore offers no charts or questionnaires but rather a personal, contemplative guide to traversing obstacles such as inflared egos, despair, and fear that prevent us from finding purpose in our careers. He also shares the struggles of great thinkers and artists who grappled with uncertainty before finding their calling. For those who feel dissatisfied and questions the path they've chosen, this poignant, practical work will help them discover new answers.

"From time to time, I've been jolted by an extraordinary book that stops my world. It forces me to look at reality in a different way--a more expansive and meaningful way. It has provided a missing piece for me." --John Bradshaw, author of Homecoming.