Ken Druck's personal journey through tragedy after the death of his daughter Jenna led him to discover the secrets of how we survive life's worst losses and uncover its dark gifts - hidden opportunities for spiritual deepening, renewal, discovery, meaning, and even joy. We discover how to take off the blinders and be a part of the unseen miracles and opportunities that are right under our noses. Ken Druck knows the Real Rules of Life. From his own experience and as a trusted coach and confidant to people all over the world, including leaders facing their greatest challenges and everyday people facing the most brutal tragedy, Ken knows the difference between wishful thinking and grounded truth. His refreshingly honest approach to turning adversity into opportunity makes up the heart and soul of this book. The Real Rules of Life is not a quick fix, nor does it trivialize life's struggles. It shows you how to heal. How to grow your soul. How to thrive. How to be both broken and whole at the same time by getting and staying real. And how to live more consciously. Ken Druck inspires you to make peace with life as it really is. Once you know the Real Rules, you can balance life's terms with your own and live boldly.

Author Biography

Ken Druck, PhD, is one of the nation's pioneers in personal transformation, having broken fresh ground in male psychology, executive coaching, organisational consulting, parent effectiveness, healing after loss and, most recently, the art of turning adversity into opportunity. Druck Enterprises, Inc. (DEI) is a leading coaching, consulting and team-building firm with a broad base of clients including Microsoft, Pfizer, IBM and the YMCA. Since founding The Jenna Druck Center in 1996, Dr Ken has become a lifeline for thousands of families who have suffered a loss. He is often called upon to assist in tragedies such as 9/11, Columbine and Hurricane Katrina. He's been featured on numerous television programmes, radio shows and in publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Los Angeles Times. In recent years, Ken has been the recipient of the Visionary Leadership, Distinguished Contribution in Psychology, and Family Advocate awards. He is a standing member of the Transformational Leadership Council (www.transformationalleadershipcouncil.com) and a regular contributor to several global leadership initiatives. www.jennadruckcenter.org