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Sacred Commerce: Business as a Path of Awakening


  


 : Sacred Commerce: Business as a Path of Awakening

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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 294.336658
EAN: 9781556437298
ISBN: 1556437293
Label: North Atlantic Books
Manufacturer: North Atlantic Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 136
Publication Date: May 06, 2008
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Release Date: May 06, 2008
Studio: North Atlantic Books




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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
In this timely book, authors Matthew and Terces Engelhart present the idea that love before appearances is the antidote to our spiritual, environmental, and social degradation. Exploring topics such as mission statements, manager as coach, human resources as a sacred culture, and inspirational meetings, they offer a manual for building a spiritual community at the workplace—a vital concept in an age when work consumes the bulk of most adults’ time. Business, the authors explain, is all about providing a service, product, or experience the market wants, and no business can succeed by failing to understand this point. However, integrating the concept of “Sacred Commerce” into business can provide both financial success and spiritual satisfaction. Stressing that every business is an opportunity to make a lasting impact on the lives of both clients and employees, the Engelharts share the tools they’ve learned in their own enterprises to fulfill this vision. Sacred Commerce is the ideal mix of the personal and the practical—a guidebook written by people who have felt success, not just spent it. Dissatisfaction with work is at record levels, and the Engelharts show that you don’t have to suffer personally—or give up your humanity—to pay the mortgage.



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Business for the future.
With the disasterous results we have seen come to pass in the current way companies conduct their businesses, this book provides a sane approach that I feel is the next step along mankind's evolutionary path.



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Uninspiring and uninformative
"Sacred Commerce: Business as a Path of Awakening" offers to share tools for building a spiritual community in the workplace, developed by the authors in running their own businesses. While the book does tantalize the reader with a few interesting ideas, it falls short of the mark with poor organization, inadequate introduction to concepts, lack of detail, and non-productive distractions.

The authors expect a great deal from the reader, perhaps writing to an audience of Buddhist capitalists ... Read More



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Business as it should be
In "Sacred Commerce, Business as a Path of Awakening" business is not a usual. Matthew and Terces Engelhart show how a profitable business does not have to follow the common pattern of business that measures success with dollar signs alone. Their new book discusses an approach to business that recognizes the importance of the employees well being and the experience of the guest first.
This book follows a step by step approach to implement a business practice that is also a spiritual practice. A ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Remarkable, Groundbreaking Book -- A Must Read for all Global Citizens
Sacred Commerce: Business as a Path of AwakeningA fascinating, (r)evolutionary mythology of merchant priest/priestesses through the ages. Sawaf leaps forward from his previous bestseller Executive EQ to show us the historical roots of the global civilization we are now birthing. A treat to read!
Harold Bloomfield, M.D.