What Color Is Your Parachute? Your Guide to a Lifetime of Meaningful Work and Career Success

There's a book called what color is your parachute which I read at the time which is kind of asking questions that lead you to that what are you going to do there's loads of that kind of self-authoring stuff on the internet now which is I always think it's like uh it's horoscopes for people with alibles you know the kind of it whether it's myas brigg or whatever but those are fascinating because you kind of go why do people like horoscopes I just want to read about myself yeah just yeah I'm a little bit self-obsessed and narcissistic but doing those personality tests actually if you do them seriously and the self-authoring sort of things it fantastic for kind of what who am I am I charismatic am I charming am I what's my edge what's the thing that I do that I find easy that other people find difficult and there's a little bit of gold there and I could pursue that that would be a purpose that would be something that's a true north

and there's a book called What Color Is Your Parachute? They're quite corporate, both of them, even Zen and the Art of Making a Living is quite corporate.

I had got a hold of a book, What Color Is Your Parachute? Which I could summarize by saying, find something you love doing that you're really good at.

I think I read what color is your parachute or something like that. I think I read it like three times.

there was a book called what colors your parachute by Richard bowls it said your next job is not your rolodex it's in your it's in your social network