💡What if the secret to overcoming burnout and unlocking your highest creative potential isn't working harder, but reclaiming a state of mind you haven't used since childhood?
💡Have you ever wondered why some people seem to find inspiration everywhere while others feel stuck in a cycle of toxic productivity?
💡Did you know that intentionally "tracking wonder" can actually rewire your brain to improve your health, happiness, and ability to innovate in a chaotic world?
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What You'll Learn from Tracking Wonder
✓Inviting wonder into our lives can bring deep fulfillment, creative expression, and stronger relationships too.
✓Cultivating our openness enriches our lives and moves us nearer to our goals.
✓The curiosity side of wonder opens us up to fresh possibilities.
✓The element of hope powers achievements and fosters connection.
✓Admiration lets you reflect the wonder in others and perceive the wonder within yourself too.
Tracking Wonder Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Inviting wonder into our lives can bring deep fulfillment, creative expression, and stronger relationships too.
Chapter 3: Cultivating our openness enriches our lives and moves us nearer to our goals.
Chapter 4: The curiosity side of wonder opens us up to fresh possibilities.
Chapter 5: The element of hope powers achievements and fosters connection.
Chapter 6: Admiration lets you reflect the wonder in others and perceive the wonder within yourself too.
About Tracking Wonder
Tracking Wonder (2021) is an inspiring and practical exploration of wonder. Through reclaiming that childlike state of amazement with the world, Davis shows how we can become happier, healthier, and more creative.
Who Should Listen to Tracking Wonder
Dreamers
Those experiencing burnout
Anyone fed up with toxic productivity
About Jeffrey Davis
Jeffrey Davis is a writer and branding consultant who heads up a creative team at Tracking Wonder Consultancy. He speaks at conferences and universities, and is also the author of The Journey from the Center to the Page and two poetry collections.