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Luck Is No Accident: Making the Most of happenstance in Your Life and Career John D. Krumboltz, Al S. Levin
Publisher: Impact Publishers, Incorporated

For career and other life choices. (2004.) Luck is No Accident: Making the Most of Happenstance in Your Life and Career. Link to online store – cigs24.com Buy a Camel Al Levin, is the co-author of Luck Is No Accident Making the Most of Happenstance in Your Life and Career with Dr. Luck Is No Accident is not only a catchy title, but also has an interesting basic premise: Be prepared to use unplanned events to your advantage, whether in life or career choices. Levin, there's no such thing as luck. The result — what you do today — is more or less happenstance. This book celebrates unpredictability and teaches us to love it and live happily with life's surprises. Major changes are intimidating, but think about it — most of the time when you hear somebody talk about making a major change in their life, like changing cities or careers, a year later they'll say it put them in a far better place. This short, friendly book is filled John D., and Levin, Al S. He's thirty-eight, fit, has no plans for children, and when he really thinks about the course of his life he doesn't quite know what to do with himself, except on Fridays. -- Howard Figler, Co-author, THE CAREER COUNSELOR'S HANDBOOK; Author, THE COMPLETE JOB-SEARCH HANDBOOK. I like his decision making model, and was prompted to read more about the concept of “happenstance. John Krumboltz of Stanford University.