愛せる仕事

I picked this up after a year of dreading Monday mornings, and the chapters on separating what you're good at from what actually energizes you hit hard. It's not a quick-fix career book, more like a slow mirror, but I finished it with a much clearer sense of what I want my work to feel like.

The self-assessment exercises in Part Two forced me to confront why I’ve felt stuck for years, and I’ve already started mapping out a real career shift. The book’s tone is gentle but direct, which made the tough questions feel manageable rather than overwhelming. I’m only halfway through, and it’s a

The practical exercises actually forced me to sit down and map out what I really want, instead of just daydreaming about it. I’ve already recommended the self-reflection framework to two friends who are stuck in jobs they hate.