Author Bruce Feiler offers insights into navigating the transitions of contemporary life, exploring the junctures of relationships, work and happiness. Encouraging people to live with more passion and joy, Bruce identifies heartfelt values through lessons from popular culture. His recent book The Search: Finding Meaningful Work in a Post-Career World presents a bold roadmap for finding purpose at work, identifying tools to create new paths to success.

Bruce describes his drive to help others:

I discovered everyone feels life has been upended in some way. That life is somehow off-schedule, off-track, off-kilter. That the life they're living is not the life they expected. That they're living life out of order. Among the many disruptor events throughout life, one in ten become “lifequakes”—massive bursts of change leading to major times of upheaval and renewal. it's critical we re-imagine life transitions as healing times to repair and eventually thrive.

Proficient at finding patterns while examining one-on-one life stories, Bruce inspires everyone to rethink what matters most, sharing guidance on how to question and dream. His best-selling books including Life Is in the Transitions: Mastering Change at Any Age and The Secrets of Happy Families, both offering practical messages based on lived experience.

Thoughtful and engaging, Bruce elevates audiences with entertaining commentary on popular culture. Called on regularly as TV and radio guest for observations on people, society and culture, his book The Council of Dads inspired the TV drama by the same name. His journalistic accomplishments include his New York Times column as well as the Substack site The Nonlinear Life. His writing has appeared in numerous publications, including the New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, and Harvard Business Review. Always finding the fun with former roles such as circus clown, his face appears on a postage stamp in the Grenadines.