52 Cups of Coffee: Inspiring Stories for Navigating Life's Uncertainties - Motivational Book for Personal Growth & Self-Discovery - Perfect for Coffee Lovers & Life Reflection
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When Megan Gebhart graduated college in 2011, she knew she couldn't resign herself to life at an aimless 9-to-5 job climbing the corporate ladder. So instead, she challenged herself to have a single cup of coffee with a different person every week for a year to see what lessons she could learn about life and careers. What started out as a strange, unconventional, and slightly awkward experiment soon transformed into a year filled with adventure, hardship, courage, and personal growth. Whether she's grabbing a grande coffee with a former Starbucks' Vice President, discussing recess politics with a first grader, or debating talent with the co-founder of Apple, Megan's enthusiasm and empathy coax the best advice from every walk of life. As a whole, 52 Cups of Coffee chronicles one young woman's daring and heartfelt first foray into life after college. Separately, each cup delivers a daily dose of inspiration—a perfect pairing for a morning cup of joe.
Customer Reviews
What started as a blog I followed turned into a book deal that now has come into fruition. Re-reading some of the same stories with some edited and added material to make the book flow better, 52 Cups of Coffee is a really pleasant read because the advice isn't anything game-changing, but we're reminded of things that we often neglect. By taking us through reflections on conversation with people who have faced obstacles in life, I found myself wanting to hear more about these people. But just like in life, we only get a glimpse into someone, and then they either continue talking through more conversations over coffee, or they leave. But that little nugget of information they impart on you may change your life, or at least get you to recognize and focus on something that has been bothering you, like an itch to travel and take risks, as Ms. Gebhart has done.I found myself relating to her reflections because it reminded me of where I am in my life and how I can apply these lessons in how I will face my future in my career and personal life. The biggest take away that I have found has been that there is nuggets of great advice in the people you least suspect. At some point, Ms. Gebhart interviews a young 6 year old girl and after a few questions, finds out how much adversity the girl has been through at school because she belongs to a Native American tribe.
