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W

Weihenmayer, Erik, 21, 144, 148

Wisdom

character key to, 244–245

evaluation of others experience and, 240–241

evaluation of personal experience and, 237–239

information v., 237

inspiration from, 241–243

life matters for, 246–250

life questions, life balance and, 225–226

literature, 42, 66, 228–237

as navigational intelligence, 227–228

personal learning journal for, 238–239

from problems, 24

replenishment of, 12

solitude’s power for, 243–244

value principles as, 228–237

Women

choices of, 2, 55

differences among, 3

guilt of, 4

industrialization influence on, 3–4, 27–28

isolation of, 28

unappreciated, 2, 58

Work, 242

accountability of family, 132

activity v., 82–83

balance of family and, 147–150

boss’s and your vision of, 68–69

building on strengths at, 75–76

career days at school and, 92

children taken to, 91–92

children taught to, 89–90

continual improvement at, 76–80

defining, for family, 132

dual income and, 55–59

family and sharing positive experiences of, 92–93

family, as enemies, 27–30, 55, 73

family awareness of, 7, 94–95

family involvement in, 95–96, 97

family, shared vision and, 87–88

focus, commitment and, 67–71, 73

frustration with, 47–48

at home, 59

love of, 47, 48–49, 60, 89–90

money and, 52, 63

navigational intelligence for, 83–86

optimizers for, 63–83

outside of home, 60–61

partnership agreements at, 73–75

as a principle, 97–98

proactive at, 64–67

professional development for, 80

satisfaction from, 51, 52, 71

seeing, 49–55

seeing yourself as worker and, 61–62

stories of heroes of, 93–94

stress, finances and, 57, 63

success at, 71–72

team, 71–73

time and, 63

understanding organization of, 68, 70–71, 73

understanding role at, 68, 70, 73

Workaholics, 97