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and Enlightening! A must read for anyone questioning their role at work! This book make a major impact on my idea of what work should be like. I was under the assumption that work was just a way to collect a paycheck and my real life started at 5 pm. I recommend this book to anyone who questions what their role at work it. Contained within the book are milestones to check your Heroic Journey with. Jason
L. Mahlin A New Tool for Workplace Challenges Marion Moss Hubbard has created a valuable framework in which change, confusion, frustration and success can all be viewed as a cycle of growth within an organization. A very helpful tool for both individuals and organizations! Peter
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This book should be a must for people working together on any project or in any office. It is the kind of book that gives practical examples, explanations, and valuable tools to help build harmony and goodwill among people working together. Linda
Hill First Aid for the Soul Take this book on your next vacation or retreat, read it and mark the parts that speak to you. You'll return home refreshed, with a new sense of purpose. And if you have a major life decision to make, don't do anything until you have read this book. It is first aid for the soul. Clyde
Farrell A Fresh Perspective for Monday Morning Monday morning can be a drag -- work is, after all, a 4-letter word ending in K. This book offers a fresh perspective on the process of earning your paycheck. It shows how gossip at the water cooler, the domineering coworker, the efficiency expert, or asking for a raise can all be part of your spiritual journey. I found the illustrations, charts, and diagrams particularly helpful to me. If you're burned out on your work environment, or just want to see old things at work in a new way, give this book a try. C.
Morgan Hunt Difficulties, an exercise for the hero Work can be exceptionally frustrating; heavy workload, changing priorities and responsibilities, demanding customers, fickle bosses, co-workers that don't do their fair share of the work, not to mention the constant fear of getting laid off. Ms. Hubbard's book gives the reader a different way of looking at things. You are empowered to be a hero (instead of a victim) and make a difference despite the difficulties. You learn to see the difficulties "as an exercise for the hero". This way of looking at things will most likely make you a more effective employee and happier person. Miriam
Rauch Bring Your Soul to Work Americans spend much of their waking time at work and yet rarely consider the opportunities for personal growth that work presents. Dr. Hubbard suggests that we see work as an avenue for character development by acting as the hero, rather than the victim, of our work circumstances. Drawing from mythology as well as her personal experience as a trainer, consultant, supervisor, and employee, Dr. Hubbard guides the reader through the ten stages of the heroic workplace journey. This book is concise and readable and contains questions and exercises that help bring the message alive for readers. Work as a Heroic Journey contains valuable lessons for anyone on the spiritual path. Holly
Bell Are You On a Heroic Journey? [This book] presents a fresh and unique view of today's workplace. Dr. Hubbard has researched [the] subject thoroughly and brings together many points of view in an easy to understand writing style. This is a must read for those of us that are curious about our own heroic journey. The final chapters guides the reader through an evaluation [of] their work place and where they are in their own heroic journey. L.
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