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“Work is more than a matter of keeping busy all day. It must feed the soul as well. Laurence Boldt has done a splendid job of explaining this truth. I commend Zen and the Art of Making a Living to all thoughtful readers and seekers.”
—Richard N. Bolles, author of
What Color is Your Parachute?
In this bestselling book, Laurence Boldt assists you in discovering and actualizing your life’s work. In addition to traditional material like conducting a job search and writing a resume, you'll find information not generally found in career guides, including how to start a business, establish a nonprofit corporation—and how to love what you're doing until you're doing what you love. Changes you will find to this 2010 edition include new material from previous editions (including new exercises), expanded job search section and resources, and more. New to this edition is the companion Zen Book Resources area you will find in a new section of this site. These resources appeared in this books previous incarnations, and have been greatly expanded and put on our site in a user-friendly area, where they can more easily be kept current.
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“Boldt’s timely book, How to Find the Work You Love, teaches you how to proactively take control of your career by setting your feet in the direction you’ve always wanted to go. Life then becomes a mission, not a burden; a contribution, not a cage of unmet dreams.”
—Stephen Covey, author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
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