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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?
I've had How to Find the Work You Love and Zen and the Art of Making a Living, for a few years and have found them to be incredibly beautiful and empowering. My heartfelt compliments! Your work is exceptional—it has brought me much joy, comfort and inspiration!
—Ravi Butalia, Bristol, UK
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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
This thin self-help manual provides an elegantly simple approach to defining what you want from life and work. Clear your mind to consider the author's provocative, introspective questions, and you will likely walk away with new insights and ideas to rebuild your career.
—Richard Leider, author of
The Power of Purpose
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Not just another "get rich without losing your soul" book. The abundance Boldt eloquently speaks of isn't material but spiritual or psychological: it's the experience of living in accord with nature—a challenging lifelong quest. Boldt offers a smart, radical understanding of how quiet ageold wisdom can help us survive our frantic consumerist society with sanity, grace, even leisure.
—Ernest Callenbach,
author of Ecotopia
If you're serious about discovering your life's purpose and understanding the underlying economic, social and historic variables that led us to the collective reality we are now living in, this book is a gem and worth its space on your bookshelf.
—Elizabeth Hunyadi,
Greenwood Lake, NY
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For those that are thirsty . . . DRINK up. Zen and Meditation are one and the same. Wisdom brightens and opens our lives. When I first read this book I was unaware of the impact it would have on my soul and vision of my life. I just loved the advice and wisdom gained through gulping and digesting the stuff.
—E. Stafford,
Campbell, CA
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A powerful resource for creating the life you have always dreamed of.
—Jack Canfield, coauthor of
Chicken Soup for the Soul
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