Un-Jobbing: The Adult Liberation Handbook

by Michael Fogler

Overview

Un-Jobbing: The Adult Liberation Handbook has been helping thousands of people who want to free themselves from a life of merely earning a paycheck, to reclaim a liberated life in complete alignment with personal values. This book effectively gives you the ides, resources, and inspiration to achieve a life of what you really want to do — and still make ends meet. Succinctly and simply, this newly updated electronic edition is a powerful tool for helping individuals coping with our stressed-out world.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016379746
Publisher:	Free Choice Press
Publication date:	03/05/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	372 KB

About the Author

Born in 1953, Michael Fogler has been a faculty member at several college music departments in the Central Kentucky area. He has also been an academic advisor at the University of Kentucky’s College of Arts and Sciences.
Eschewing career labeling and orientation, Fogler, at the time of writing this book, called himself a “semiretired stay-at-home-Dad, freelance musician, writer, and peace activist.” A classically-trained guitarist, he spent much of his time as a musician, activist, and homeschooling with his son. He has led seminars and workshops on peacemaking, nonviolence, cultural diversity, and voluntary simplicity in his local area and occasionally in other areas of the country at conferences and other gatherings.
His many interests include music, nonviolence, environmentally-sustainable living, the Green Party, the men’s movement, and the cooperative movement. Un-Jobbing is his first and only book. Currently, he remains a freelance musician, writer, and activist, and works part-time at his local food co-op.
Fogler lives with his wife Suzanne McIntosh in Lexington, Kentucky.

Editorial Reviews

I spent many years [figuring out] the insights that Fogler outlines in a night or two of reading. I strongly recommend it as a book to read for anyone wishing to take a different road of life from that of conventional wisdom.

Gently Living Quarterly - Keith Heidorn