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A Candid Guidebook for
Surviving Stress in the Workplace and in Life.
Dr. Jan Lightfoot’s Caesar
Took My Cheese is a must read for anyone who desires a
better way to manage and survive stressful situations in life
and in the workplace.
Dr. Lightfoot worked in the
demanding and stressful healthcare field for over 20 years.
After learning how to better
manage her own life in terms of hostile and stressful working
conditions and how to employ those techniques to
day-to-day stressors, her easy-to-understand account will have
you on your way to developing and practicing specific coping
mechanisms that can do the same for you.
Lightfoot divides the
workforce population into four distinct personalities: The Busy
People, The Slowful People, The Evil People, and The Wise
People. Learn to recognize what category the colleagues you
work with fall into and how to respond and react in a
constructive manner. Her meditative-like narration,
meticulously researched yet deeply personal, serves as an
invaluable resource toward understanding how to be successful
despite so-called obstacles that may be thrown in your path.
Get a no-holds-barred look at
reality in the workplace. Learn how to make your living as part
of who you are. You don’t have to work in a hostile or highly
stressful environment—Lightfoot’s inspirational message teaches
you how to cope with hostile situations, abusive authority
figures and recognize subtle undertones of racism and
intolerance. After reading, you’ll be ready to begin a journey
toward wholeness with hope and strong resolve.
About the Author

Jan Lightfoot, PhD is
an educator, writer, poet, musician and singer. She has written
numerous professional/medical journal articles, and self-help
and poetry books. Dr. Lightfoot has recently completed a
nonfiction self-inventory for spiritual and interpersonal
growth. She lives in Texas.
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