How do you assess the opportunities you've taken and choices you've made in life? As a 17-year-old, Alexandra Pratt shared her desire to be a Renaissance Woman. The many achievements of Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci inspired her as she started along the path of college, work, and family. "How to Make a Renaissance Woman?" is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself - and da Vinci - about the highs, lows and in betweens of a life well-lived. And about what might persist beyond one short human life.
"Have I put my talents together well, focused them in ways to create something better than the individual parts, and does that dot-connected whole have some meaning to
fellow humans? Have I made myself a modern-day Leonardo?" she asks, in thought-provoking essays looking back at her childhood and work and life experiences.
The author at 60 makes clear she is sharing a life still in progress. Her hard-earned insights, offered with humor and perspective, provide learnings and wisdom to inspire you to assess and appreciate your own path in life.
Are you a Renaissance person? Do you desire to be one?
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Alexandra Pratt writes, consults, runs marathons and mothers kids and dogs. She is currently working on three books. Originally from Texas, with stops in other states, she has lived in Santa Fe for three decades.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Barac, Lilian (illustrator). Paperback. How do you assess the opportunities you've taken and choices you've made in life? As a 17-year-old, Alexandra Pratt shared her desire to be a Renaissance Woman. The many achievements of Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci inspired her as she started along the path of college, work, and family. "How to Make a Renaissance Woman?" is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself - and da Vinci - about the highs, lows and in betweens of a life well-lived. And about what might persist beyond one short human life. "Have I put my talents together well, focused them in ways to create something better than the individual parts, and does that dot-connected whole have some meaning tofellow humans? Have I made myself a modern-day Leonardo?" she asks, in thought-provoking essays looking back at her childhood and work and life experiences.The author at 60 makes clear she is sharing a life still in progress. Her hard-earned insights, offered with humor and perspective, provide learnings and wisdom to inspire you to assess and appreciate your own path in life. Are you a Renaissance person? Do you desire to be one? As a 17-year-old inspired by the achievements of Leonardo da Vinci, the author wanted to be a Renaissance Woman. This work is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself about a life well-lived. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798952490000
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Paperback. Condition: new. Barac, Lilian (illustrator). Paperback. How do you assess the opportunities you've taken and choices you've made in life? As a 17-year-old, Alexandra Pratt shared her desire to be a Renaissance Woman. The many achievements of Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci inspired her as she started along the path of college, work, and family. "How to Make a Renaissance Woman?" is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself - and da Vinci - about the highs, lows and in betweens of a life well-lived. And about what might persist beyond one short human life. "Have I put my talents together well, focused them in ways to create something better than the individual parts, and does that dot-connected whole have some meaning tofellow humans? Have I made myself a modern-day Leonardo?" she asks, in thought-provoking essays looking back at her childhood and work and life experiences.The author at 60 makes clear she is sharing a life still in progress. Her hard-earned insights, offered with humor and perspective, provide learnings and wisdom to inspire you to assess and appreciate your own path in life. Are you a Renaissance person? Do you desire to be one? As a 17-year-old inspired by the achievements of Leonardo da Vinci, the author wanted to be a Renaissance Woman. This work is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself about a life well-lived. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798952490000
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Paperback. Condition: new. Barac, Lilian (illustrator). Paperback. How do you assess the opportunities you've taken and choices you've made in life? As a 17-year-old, Alexandra Pratt shared her desire to be a Renaissance Woman. The many achievements of Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci inspired her as she started along the path of college, work, and family. "How to Make a Renaissance Woman?" is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself - and da Vinci - about the highs, lows and in betweens of a life well-lived. And about what might persist beyond one short human life. "Have I put my talents together well, focused them in ways to create something better than the individual parts, and does that dot-connected whole have some meaning tofellow humans? Have I made myself a modern-day Leonardo?" she asks, in thought-provoking essays looking back at her childhood and work and life experiences.The author at 60 makes clear she is sharing a life still in progress. Her hard-earned insights, offered with humor and perspective, provide learnings and wisdom to inspire you to assess and appreciate your own path in life. Are you a Renaissance person? Do you desire to be one? As a 17-year-old inspired by the achievements of Leonardo da Vinci, the author wanted to be a Renaissance Woman. This work is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself about a life well-lived. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798952490000
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Barac, Lilian (illustrator). Neuware - How do you assess the opportunities you've taken and choices you've made in life As a 17-year-old, Alexandra Pratt shared her desire to be a Renaissance Woman. The many achievements of Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci inspired her as she started along the path of college, work, and family. 'How to Make a Renaissance Woman ' is both a memoir of Pratt's life as well as a dialogue with herself - and da Vinci - about the highs, lows and in betweens of a life well-lived. And about what might persist beyond one short human life. 'Have I put my talents together well, focused them in ways to create something better than the individual parts, and does that dot-connected whole have some meaning tofellow humans Have I made myself a modern-day Leonardo ' she asks, in thought-provoking essays looking back at her childhood and work and life experiences.The author at 60 makes clear she is sharing a life still in progress. Her hard-earned insights, offered with humor and perspective, provide learnings and wisdom to inspire you to assess and appreciate your own path in life. Are you a Renaissance person Do you desire to be one. Seller Inventory # 9798952490000