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David A. Schwerin—selected writings
Know Your Soul: Bring Joy to Your Life
One company
cultivates happiness and
encourages
feedback—its
associates feel empowered;
they go the extra mile.
Another shares the wealth—its employees think
like owners. A third ingrains
family values—its
workforce feels connected and
works with heart. All three
strive to provide an
enjoyable, rewarding work
environment where employees
have fun and feel fulfilled—not because the
owners are bucking for
sainthood, but because
it’s
a major component of their
business success. “Little Things Mean Everything,” Family Business Magazine As we become more discriminating, our choices become more satisfying. We become more aware, more conscious of who we are and how everything fits together. Believe it or not, everything makes sense if we can only step back far enough to see the whole picture. We gain a greater understanding of what life is all about to the extent we observe our thoughts and actions objectively and dispassionately. We learn that life is not about seeking highs or avoiding lows, but about achieving a sense of meaning, peace and fulfillment. “Self- Discovery at Work,” Holistic Living
Praise for Conscious Capitalism: Principles for Prosperity… you better read Conscious Capitalism if you want to seek for something much more valuable than money in life, if you want to seek for the richness of human nature and inner harmony, if you want to be a new kind of entrepreneur with far-reaching sight in the 21st century. China Business Daily, October 2, 2001 David Schwerin has written a brilliant analytical book which should make all business executives rethink their mode of operation and plans for their future careers. Arlin M. Adams, retired judge, United States Court of Appeals Schwerin goes beyond
what we normally consider
business ethics. He gives his
readers a deep spiritual
foundation
for values in business,
something that we've rarely
seen in the twentieth century
but that will surely be
critical
for the twenty-first
century. If any reader wants
to know what spiritual and
ethical business will look
like in the future,
this is the book to read.
Susan Hyatt, founder, Hyatt International, Ltd. (www.hyattinternational.com) Links of Interest
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