Staff burnout Book

I have really mixed feelings about this book. Overall, I think it's a good book and I'm clear it's not for everyone. I thought the first 1/2 of the book started out really well & then it lost steam somewhere in the middle. I think the important thing is not every example is expected to apply to you - he doesn't believe in the "one size fits all" approach - if you keep this in mind and listen for the stories you can relate to, it will be a much better read. He ends the book by pretty much stating a very well known même of embracing your passion. Maybe my expectations were too high but for a professor at Anderson who has so many high profile clients who throws quite a few vocabulary words that had me running to the dictionary, I just expected something more profound. I'm not discounting the elegance of simplicity - I just think it's waaaaay too many words to get to such a conclusion! If you're a big fan of theory and want a mini crash course in psychology and what it's like to be a psychologist presented with really challenging executive clients, there's merit to this book!