The Multi-Hyphen Life: Work Less, Create More, and Design a Life That Works for You

The Multi-Hyphen Life has an upbeat, encouraging approach to change. Overall, though, Emma Gannon reminds us to fully participate and helps break down the expectation of having just one label or career and to embrace the possibilities, talents, skills and opportunities. Emma Gannon offers helpful and insightful advice on how to plan for the future, to pivot one's perspective and to embrace the opportunities as they come.#TheMultiHypenLife

This book provides persuasive arguments on why people should take a multi-hyphen life. This is a life not defined by work titles or just one area of expertise. This is the life where people can choose where, how, and when to express their talents.This book resonates well with what kind of life I wanted mine to be. Thankfully, this book provides the tools and advice on how to do just that.

Check out the full review at Kritters RamblingsA book I enjoyed via audio which was narrated by the author. Emma Gannon has been on my radar with her podcast as I follow other UK influencers that are in her circle. When I saw this book was coming out, I was intrigued to hear her thoughts on how people my age can approach their work lives in different ways than our parents did.There were many moments where Emma's thoughts on work life really vary from my experience and the work life that I enjoy, but I appreciated hearing her side of things as they challenged my traditional viewpoints.