SEASONS OF SMOKE

What do you do when life isn't falling apart, but it isn't clear either? When everything looks fine on the outside-work gets done, responsibilities are met, people rely on you-yet something underneath keeps tugging for attention. You're capable but restless. Productive but unsettled. Moving forward but always starting over.This is the season of Smoke: the quiet in¿between where clarity is slow, direction feels uncertain, and momentum never seems to carry you as far as it should. It isn't crisis. It isn't failure. It's the space most people live in far longer than they admit.Seasons of Smoke is a guide for those functioning but unsettled, searching without language for what feels off. Drawing from eighteen jobs in fifteen years, Mark Hall offers a grounded framework for understanding the seasons of transition-without rushing, reinventing yourself, or forcing answers that aren't ready.Across fifty reflective chapters, Hall explores four stages:Smoke - recognizing the early signs of internal misalignmentThe Hallway - navigating the uncomfortable space between what was and what's nextStaying - learning presence when clarity hasn't arrivedFire - discovering the identity that emerges when you stop runningInstead of pushing readers toward dramatic change, Hall offers orientation, steadiness, and a new lens for understanding the foggy seasons of life. For anyone tired of restarting, this book helps you see your season-and yourself-with clarity and compassion.You don't need a new life. You just need a new lens.

Pagina's: 308, Hardcover, Mark Hall