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The Corporate Mystic : A Guidebook for Visionaries with Their Feet on the Ground
Topics: Administrator's Corner > Ethics | Of Interest To Everyone > Advocacy | Reading Room > Professional Development
2005-09-15 | By From Publishers Weekly | Post Feedback! | Send To a Friend | Print Version | Send Me Responses | Related
With their ability to focus easily and nondogmatically on the task at hand, these "visionaries with their feet on the ground" are also problem solvers who inspire commitment, speak plainly, listen well, manage projects and create wealth. Wealth begins in the human soul, the authors say as they expound on powers of positive thinking, and at this point the book becomes a how-to manual culminating in four 10-minute exercises for attaining wealth-producing qualities of mysticism. Also available in audio
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