What I Learned When I Almost Died - by Chris Licht (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>The executive producer of "Morning Joe" recounts how a brain aneurysm nearly ended his life, describing his emergency room experiences and the lessons that caused him to rededicate himself to his job and his family.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Equal parts Mitch Albom and Jerry Maguire, Chris Licht tells the tale of a brilliant career nearly cut short by a brain aneurysm--and how that near-death experience changed everything. <p/>- An inspiring tale: Chris Licht was a "killer" at his day job as the executive producer in charge of running MSNBC's must-watch politics and morning news show <i>Morning Joe</i> . A thirty-eight-year-old control freak who thrived in the high-octane world of media, he had spent years sacrificing relationships with family and friends in the fiercely driven pursuit of his career. But that was before a brain aneurysm nearly killed him. Chris is suddenly humbled--forced to recognize the richness of the life he nearly lost and to reckon with his family and career. This is a story of a guy who nearly died--and found a way to remove what doesn't matter and wound up more in love with his work and his family than ever. <p/>- Behind-the-scenes drama: <i>What I Learned When I Almost Died </i> brings to life the set of MSNBC's <i>Morning Joe </i> and plunges readers into the competitive world of television, revealing all the egos and adrenaline it takes to create a popular cable TV political show. Licht also flings back the curtain to one of the nation's most prestigious emergency rooms as his life hangs in the balance, detailing the extraordinary courage and professionalism it takes to bring him back from the edge.
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