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Details:Condition : BRAND NEW Format : Paperback ISBN : 9781509814404 Publisher : Pan (Pan Macmillan) Overview The Happiness of Pursuit is a New York Times bestselling guide to finding real purpose by committing to a personal quest. Chris Guillebeau, entrepreneur and author of The $100 Startup, distils lessons from his own journey and from thousands of quest-goers to show how ambitious, self-directed goals can transform an ordinary life into one filled with meaning, momentum and lasting satisfaction. About the Book Chris Guillebeau spent years visiting nearly every country in the world before turning 35, and along the way he became fascinated by other people who had committed themselves to audacious personal quests, from cycling across continents to visiting every national park. In The Happiness of Pursuit, he explores what drives ordinary people to pursue extraordinary goals, and why doing so brings a deep and lasting sense of purpose that everyday routine rarely provides. Drawing on interviews with hundreds of "questers" alongside his own experience, Guillebeau breaks down the anatomy of a meaningful quest: a clear goal, a real challenge, and a willingness to sacrifice comfort for progress. Importantly, he shows that a quest doesn't need to involve round-the-world travel — it can be an artistic project, a fitness challenge, a career change, or a philanthropic mission. The book offers practical frameworks for choosing a quest that fits your own values, staying motivated through setbacks, and navigating the inevitable doubts that arise along the way. It also tackles the aftermath of achieving a big goal — the "what now?" moment many people face once their quest is complete. Honest, warm and full of real stories, this is a book for anyone who senses there's more to life than the daily grind and wants a practical, inspiring roadmap to find it. Written by a New York Times bestselling author and entrepreneur Packed with real-life stories of ordinary people pursuing extraordinary quests Offers practical tools for setting and completing a meaningful personal goal Perfect for readers of self-help, memoir and personal development titles Ideal gift for anyone at a crossroads or seeking fresh purpose Compact paperback, easy to carry and read on the go About the Author Chris Guillebeau is an American author, entrepreneur and speaker best known for his entrepreneurship and travel blog, The Art of Non-Conformity, which inspired his first book of the same name in 2010. He has since written several bestsellers including The $100 Startup and Side Hustle. Guillebeau visited every country in the world before his 35th birthday and hosts the popular daily podcast Side Hustle School, alongside organising the World Domination Summit for over a decade. Why You'll Love This Book Inspiring, practical and refreshingly down-to-earth, The Happiness of Pursuit gives readers permission to dream bigger and the tools to actually get started, making it a brilliant motivational read or gift for anyone craving purpose. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from image shown; this is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed.
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Condition : BRAND NEW Format : Paperback ISBN : 9781509814404 Publisher : Pan (Pan Macmillan) Overview The Happiness of Pursuit is a New York Times bestselling guide to finding real purpose by committing to a personal quest. Chris Guillebeau, entrepreneur and author of The $100 Startup, distils lessons from his own journey and from thousands of quest-goers to show how ambitious, self-directed goals can transform an ordinary life into one filled with meaning, momentum and lasting satisfaction. About the Book Chris Guillebeau spent years visiting nearly every country in the world before turning 35, and along the way he became fascinated by other people who had committed themselves to audacious personal quests, from cycling across continents to visiting every national park. In The Happiness of Pursuit, he explores what drives ordinary people to pursue extraordinary goals, and why doing so brings a deep and lasting sense of purpose that everyday routine rarely provides. Drawing on interviews with hundreds of "questers" alongside his own experience, Guillebeau breaks down the anatomy of a meaningful quest: a clear goal, a real challenge, and a willingness to sacrifice comfort for progress. Importantly, he shows that a quest doesn't need to involve round-the-world travel — it can be an artistic project, a fitness challenge, a career change, or a philanthropic mission. The book offers practical frameworks for choosing a quest that fits your own values, staying motivated through setbacks, and navigating the inevitable doubts that arise along the way. It also tackles the aftermath of achieving a big goal — the "what now?" moment many people face once their quest is complete. Honest, warm and full of real stories, this is a book for anyone who senses there's more to life than the daily grind and wants a practical, inspiring roadmap to find it. Written by a New York Times bestselling author and entrepreneur Packed with real-life stories of ordinary people pursuing extraordinary quests Offers practical tools for setting and completing a meaningful personal goal Perfect for readers of self-help, memoir and personal development titles Ideal gift for anyone at a crossroads or seeking fresh purpose Compact paperback, easy to carry and read on the go About the Author Chris Guillebeau is an American author, entrepreneur and speaker best known for his entrepreneurship and travel blog, The Art of Non-Conformity, which inspired his first book of the same name in 2010. He has since written several bestsellers including The $100 Startup and Side Hustle. Guillebeau visited every country in the world before his 35th birthday and hosts the popular daily podcast Side Hustle School, alongside organising the World Domination Summit for over a decade. Why You'll Love This Book Inspiring, practical and refreshingly down-to-earth, The Happiness of Pursuit gives readers permission to dream bigger and the tools to actually get started, making it a brilliant motivational read or gift for anyone craving purpose. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from image shown; this is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed.
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