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COMING IN SPRING 2025
The Ecology of Lifework: A Worldview of Work for the Perpetuation of Well-Being
There are positive, benevolent alternatives to toilsome jobs and ambitious careers––alternatives that offer direct access to meaningful work and the perpetuation of well-being. More than an active push toward socioeconomic success, these alternatives reflect a receptive pull toward generative meaning in which your life's offering is in service of larger wholes of life, that also include yourself. Such a philosophy of work is vital as we navigate through these liminal times!
The Ecology of Lifework offers you a rich philosophical framework to appreciatively understand how adults relate with work. And, if you're up for it, a transformative pathway for you to become more wholly you uniquely already are, so that you might tend to, and ultimately contribute to mending a specific ache in your community.
If you're open (and boldly vulnerable) to allowing a transformative potency to discern your life's calling and radically reshape your relationship with work, consider what this book has to offer.
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DR. DEVON ALMOND
Dr. Devon Almond's lifework involves guiding adults to become more fully who they uniquely already are to care for an ache in their communities.
As a former study-away director with a fondness for small towns, he has worked—mostly as a faculty member—with various geographically remote and rural colleges and universities across North America, spanning from the Yukon to Hawaii.
Devon lives with his wife and daughter in a log cabin in the woods near Chapel Hill, North Carolina.