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100 1  Moore, Wes,|d1978-|eauthor. 
245 14 The work :|bthe search for a life that matters  /|cWes 
       Moore.|h[Boundless electronic resource] 
250    First edition. 
264  1 New York :|bSpiegel & Grau,|c[2014] 
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520    The delinquent-turned-Oxford scholar picks up after the 
       events of his best-selling The Other Wes Moore to trace 
       his search for purpose in Afghanistan, on Wall Street and 
       in the White House, sharing inspirational stories by 
       others who found meaning in a life in service. 
520    "Wes Moore's remarkable bestseller The Other Wes Moore 
       ends when Wes completes his journey from a fatherless 
       delinquent to college graduate and heads off to Oxford on 
       a Rhodes Scholarship. But what happens next? Next, he had 
       to figure out the answer to the question: What is your 
       work? More than finding a job, he had to find the work he 
       was meant to do. For the next decade, Wes traced a path 
       through some of the most fascinating and high-pressure 
       workspaces in the world: an American student at Oxford 
       after 9/11; a combat officer in Afghanistan during the 
       most intense years of fighting; a White House fellow 
       during the tumult of the late Bush years; an Obama 
       organizer during that historic campaign; a Wall Street 
       banker at the cusp of the financial crisis; and finally, 
       back home to Baltimore, working to revitalize that 
       troubled city. This is the story of how one young man 
       traced a path through the world to discover the meaning of
       his life -- and how after a series of misdirections and 
       lesson-teaching mistakes, he found that meaning in 
       service. Wes weaves the episodes and moments of decision 
       in his own life with those of a dozen other changemakers 
       from every walk of life who confronted the question "what 
       is my work?" and found their own answers, to help readers 
       see how we can each find our own path to purpose and to 
       creating a better world"--|cProvided by publisher. 
520    The delinquent-turned-Oxford scholar picks up after the 
       events of his "The Other Wes Moore" to trace his search 
       for purpose in Afghanistan, on Wall Street, and in the 
       White House, sharing inspirational stories by others who 
       found meaning in a life in service. 
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588    Description based on print version record. 
600 10 Moore, Wes,|d1978- 
600 10 Moore, Wes,|d1978-|xCareer in the military. 
600 10 Moore, Wes,|d1978-|xCareer in finance. 
600 10 Moore, Wes,|d1978-|xCareer in television broadcasting. 
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651  0 Baltimore (Md.)|vBiography. 
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