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Author_Lesley Moffat
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How can I get healthy?
How can I keep working at a demanding job?
How can I work and stay healthy not get sick?
How do I feel better so I can go back to work?
I'm exhausted and stressed - can't work
Why am I sick all the time?
Product details
- ISBN 9781642796216
- Dimensions: 139 x 215mm
- Publication Date: 23 Apr 2020
- Publisher: Morgan James Publishing llc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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I Love My Job But It’s Killing Me is the step-by-step guide teachers need to get back to the career they love without compromising their health any longer.Improve their ability to fall and stay asleep
Reduce brain fog and exhaustion brought on by stress
Eliminate or greatly minimize aches and pains that interfere with daily work
Help them reclaim the energy needed to support their work and family life
Gives concrete steps to take when it feels like it’s all falling apart
I Love My Job But It’s Killing Me is a no-nonsense and practical guide to help get teachers started today on the path to improved health and more energy, so they can get back their career – and their life. Within I Love My Job But It’s Killing Me, teachers learn techniques that will:
Lesley Moffat is a high school band director and has worked with thousands of people for their performances at Carnegie Hall, Disney Theme Parks, and Royal Caribbean cruise ships. A teacher at heart, she has designed a program to help women who find themselves chronically sick due to excess stress and exhaustion to reclaim their health so they can reclaim their lives. She is able to create individualized plans that meet the specific goals of each client on their path to a healthier and happier life. Lesley has been a presenter at the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) and WMEA Conferences, served on the board for the Mount Pilchuck Music Educators Association, and has been an adjudicator and guest conductor in the Pacific Northwest. She currently resides in Mill Creek, Washington.
