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Details:Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781911630869. Publisher: Atlantic Books. Overview:. The Tao of Bowie is a thoughtful self-help book drawing ten life lessons from David Bowie's extraordinary journey through reinvention, creativity and spiritual searching. Written by journalist and life coach Mark Edwards, it blends biography with practical wisdom, drawing on Buddhism, philosophy and Bowie's restless curiosity. Perfect for Bowie fans, music lovers and anyone facing change, it offers a fresh, accessible route to meaning, resilience and self-understanding through the lens of a cultural icon.. About the Book:. When life gets difficult, who do we turn to for guidance? The Tao of Bowie suggests an unlikely but inspired answer: David Bowie himself. Across ten distinct lessons, Mark Edwards traces threads running through Bowie's career - his fearless reinventions, his devotion to Buddhist thought, his fascination with psychology and philosophy, and his refusal to stand still - and shows how these ideas apply to ordinary lives. Rather than a conventional biography, this book uses Bowie's story as a map for readers navigating uncertainty and a search for purpose. Each chapter combines insight into Bowie's life with practical guidance: how to manage emotions, cope with setbacks, clarify what matters, and find courage to change direction. The tone is warm, intelligent and encouraging, making complex spiritual ideas feel approachable rather than academic. Edwards writes with the authority of a long-time Sunday Times pop critic combined with the grounding of an experienced trainer and coach, giving the book credibility as both cultural commentary and personal development guide. It is ideal for anyone who grew up with Bowie's music, and newer fans discovering his legacy. Presented as a striking hardback, it also makes a memorable gift for the music lover or self-help reader in your life.. Key Benefits:. Draws ten clear, practical life lessons from David Bowie's real reinventions and struggles.. Blends biography, Buddhist philosophy and psychology into an accessible, engaging read.. Offers genuinely useful guidance on change, resilience, purpose and emotional wellbeing.. Written by an experienced journalist and life coach with deep music industry knowledge.. Makes a striking, gift-worthy hardback for Bowie fans and self-help readers alike.. About the Author:. Mark Edwards has built two parallel careers, as a journalist and as a trainer and life coach. He began writing for magazines including The Face, Arena, GQ, Esquire and Blitz, and for twenty-five years his work has appeared weekly in the Sunday Times, where he spent twelve years as chief pop music critic. As a coach and trainer, he works with individuals on personal growth. The Tao of Bowie brings together his passion for Bowie's music with his expertise in helping people live and work better.. Why You'll Love This Book:. A genuinely original blend of music biography and practical self-help, The Tao of Bowie turns a beloved icon's life into a source of real, usable wisdom - inspiring and perfect for fans and newcomers alike.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from image shown; you will receive the current UK edition with UK ISBN 9781911630869.
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Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781911630869. Publisher: Atlantic Books. Overview:. The Tao of Bowie is a thoughtful self-help book drawing ten life lessons from David Bowie's extraordinary journey through reinvention, creativity and spiritual searching. Written by journalist and life coach Mark Edwards, it blends biography with practical wisdom, drawing on Buddhism, philosophy and Bowie's restless curiosity. Perfect for Bowie fans, music lovers and anyone facing change, it offers a fresh, accessible route to meaning, resilience and self-understanding through the lens of a cultural icon.. About the Book:. When life gets difficult, who do we turn to for guidance? The Tao of Bowie suggests an unlikely but inspired answer: David Bowie himself. Across ten distinct lessons, Mark Edwards traces threads running through Bowie's career - his fearless reinventions, his devotion to Buddhist thought, his fascination with psychology and philosophy, and his refusal to stand still - and shows how these ideas apply to ordinary lives. Rather than a conventional biography, this book uses Bowie's story as a map for readers navigating uncertainty and a search for purpose. Each chapter combines insight into Bowie's life with practical guidance: how to manage emotions, cope with setbacks, clarify what matters, and find courage to change direction. The tone is warm, intelligent and encouraging, making complex spiritual ideas feel approachable rather than academic. Edwards writes with the authority of a long-time Sunday Times pop critic combined with the grounding of an experienced trainer and coach, giving the book credibility as both cultural commentary and personal development guide. It is ideal for anyone who grew up with Bowie's music, and newer fans discovering his legacy. Presented as a striking hardback, it also makes a memorable gift for the music lover or self-help reader in your life.. Key Benefits:. Draws ten clear, practical life lessons from David Bowie's real reinventions and struggles.. Blends biography, Buddhist philosophy and psychology into an accessible, engaging read.. Offers genuinely useful guidance on change, resilience, purpose and emotional wellbeing.. Written by an experienced journalist and life coach with deep music industry knowledge.. Makes a striking, gift-worthy hardback for Bowie fans and self-help readers alike.. About the Author:. Mark Edwards has built two parallel careers, as a journalist and as a trainer and life coach. He began writing for magazines including The Face, Arena, GQ, Esquire and Blitz, and for twenty-five years his work has appeared weekly in the Sunday Times, where he spent twelve years as chief pop music critic. As a coach and trainer, he works with individuals on personal growth. The Tao of Bowie brings together his passion for Bowie's music with his expertise in helping people live and work better.. Why You'll Love This Book:. A genuinely original blend of music biography and practical self-help, The Tao of Bowie turns a beloved icon's life into a source of real, usable wisdom - inspiring and perfect for fans and newcomers alike.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from image shown; you will receive the current UK edition with UK ISBN 9781911630869.
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