Book description
Do you feel there should be more to running a business than the focus on profit alone?
Do you ever wonder why you work so hard yet still feel that something is missing?
In this uniquely honest and ground-breaking book, entrepreneur Andrew Thornton and coach Eudora Pascall propose a better…
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1 author picked Putting the Heart Back into Business as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I was attracted by the title of this book, and interestingly, it so much overlaps with my experience of life.
At the same time, I had not really applied what I had discovered through my personal relationships to the business world. Essentially, the authors, Thornton & Pascall, are coming at the same challenges from a different perspective—that of the workplace.
I became aware that life has presented me with the same challenges in different aspects of my life. My work is with couples, the relationships between them, focusing on how to create the best possible dynamic. This book essentially addresses…
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