Find Your Unicorn Space

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One of USA TODAY’s 5 Books Not to Miss
One of Real Simple's Best Finance Books of 2022

“Magnificent! Eve Rodsky illuminates the importance of investing in the creative pursuits that make your life more deeply fulfilling.” —Reese Witherspoon

“Teaches us to prioritize time for things that fill us up...essential.” —Vanity Fair

“Raise your hand if your creativity has been put on the back burner during the pandemic?! *Slowly raises hand.* Eve Rodsky's Find Your Unicorn Space: Reclaim Your Creative Life in a Too-Busy World couldn't be more relevant as the Fair Play author helps readers channel their most creative selves while living within a seemingly endless hustle culture—even during a pandemic.” —Marie Claire

“Whatever pursuit you choose, Rodsky argues that Unicorn Space is crucial to decreasing the chance of burnout in your career. Your well-being and wallet depend on it.” —Real Simple

“Overburdened women are issued a ‘permission slip’ to explore their creativity in this energizing invitation by Rodsky (Fair Play) to pursue passion projects…Whimsical design details and plentiful stories round out an attractive package. It would make for a welcome gift passed around the late-night PTA crowd.” —Publishers Weekly

“Rodsky's friendly tone is encouraging and reassuring to readers trying to relocate their life’s spark and the time to pursue it.” —Booklist

“Thank goodness Eve Rodsky had the courage, talent, and support to give herself permission to pursue her unicorn space–in which she is dedicating a big chunk of her life to helping people discover their own distinctive path in a way that brings real value to their families, their work, their communities, and themselves. We can all benefit from the super-practical, hard-won, and so-clearly-attuned-to-the-moment wisdom described and powerfully illustrated in Find Your Unicorn Space.” —Stew Friedman, author of Total Leadership and founding director of both the Wharton Work/Life Integration Project and the Wharton Leadership Program

“Eve Rodsky urges women to give themselves ‘permission to be unavailable’ to pursue passions, goals, and dreams outside of work, family and other obligations. Backed by science and full of personal insights, Rodsky shows us how to create important time and space for ourselves so that we can truly thrive in all aspects of our lives.” —Arianna Huffington, Founder & CEO, Thrive Global

"This book is the definitive, how-to guide to reclaim your innate creativity right in the middle of everyday life. It will awaken a sense of wonder and possibility within you that you didn’t know existed! There’s so much wisdom, humor, and truth in these pages. We need this now more than ever!" —Dr Aditi Nerurkar, MD MPH Physician, speaker & medical contributor

“Unicorns are real. Eve’s work is research-based and heart filled. Find Your Unicorn Space arms us with tools to snatch our magic back.” —Robin Arzon, author of Shut Up and Run

"In a world that is telling us to do it all and be it all, Eve proposes a radical answer—bring forth more of you. In Find Your Unicorn Space, Eve brilliantly shares with us the toolbox for how to do just that, and, along the way, gives us permission to breathe life back into ourselves." —Dr. Pooja Lakshmin MD, psychiatrist & author, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at George Washington University School of Medicine

“Eve Rodsky has given us an important ritual for safe-guarding our finite time so that we can nurture our most important relationship—the one with ourselves. And it starts with giving ourselves permission to be authentic and real and to pursue the things in our lives that make us feel most like ourselves.” —Erica Keswin, Workplace Strategist and author of Bring Your Human to Work and Rituals Roadmap

"If you want to avoid burning out--physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually--read this gem of a book from the one and only Eve Rodsky. You are as unique as a unicorn, and you need the space to express that." --Greg McKeown, author of Effortless and Essentialism and the host of the What’s Essential podcast
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