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What if you had an internal compass that could provide direction at every turning point in your life? The Saint and the Drunk - A Guide to Making the Big Decisions in Your Life shows people how to build a practice of intentional decision making. Everyone has access to an understanding of what we are called to do or be in the world. But for many that access has been obscured by cultural or familial narratives, trauma or grief. This is a practical book that considers the very real responsibilities most people have. The exercises and writing prompts help to reach that deep knowing within people…mehr

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What if you had an internal compass that could provide direction at every turning point in your life? The Saint and the Drunk - A Guide to Making the Big Decisions in Your Life shows people how to build a practice of intentional decision making. Everyone has access to an understanding of what we are called to do or be in the world. But for many that access has been obscured by cultural or familial narratives, trauma or grief. This is a practical book that considers the very real responsibilities most people have. The exercises and writing prompts help to reach that deep knowing within people so that they can build a life that is congruent with their values while moving closer to their dreams. The author shares her deeply moving, and at times, tragic personal journey that successfully affirms that the discernment process outlined in this book can help anyone, no matter their circumstance, to make even the most difficult decisions in their lives. The Saint and the Drunk - A Guide to Making the Big Decisions In Your Life shows how to use ancient spiritual tools with a modern, spiritual-but-not-religious approach to make major life decisions with intention and clarity.
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Stephanie Peirolo is a board-certified executive coach with a BA from Stanford in Creative Writing and an MA in Transformational Leadership from Seattle University's School of Theology and Ministry. She is a writer and storyteller whose non-fiction opinion work has been published in advertising trades as well as publications of women's religious orders. Her storytelling on The Moth has been featured on NPR and in the best-selling book All These Wonders. She has a newsletter on Substack, a podcast on leadership, and she provides trainings for corporate and faith-based organizations.