A hallmark of our time is that life is not predictable. It does not unfold in passages, stages, phases, or cycles. It is nonlinear—and getting more so every day. It’s also more manageable, more forgiving of missteps, and more open to personalization, if you know how to navigate the new outbreak of twists and turns. Introduction In Life Is in the Transitions, Bruce Feiler examines the nonlinear and unpredictable nature of life through the concept of transitions, or "lifequakes," that disrupt and reshape individual narratives. The book explores how people adapt to life-altering events—ranging from career changes and personal crises to profound shifts in identity—by reimagining their life stories. Drawing from hundreds of personal interviews, Feiler provides readers with a unique blend of storytelling, psychological insight, and a practical toolkit to navigate life’s inevitable changes. This review explores the thematic elements of the book, the strengths and weaknesses of Feil...
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