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What Do Good Work Guidance Clients Say?
Career Guidance Testimonials
"What I get from your workshops is a chance to assimilate what right livelihood means."
D.M., Legislative Analyst
"I truly enjoyed the seminar, both for its content and for the insights it gave me about a certain "quality" of being in business that you certainly embody."
C.F., College Administrator
"I enjoyed your workshop very much and hope you'll agree to do it again soon. Let us know your availability and we will arrange for more of our staff to attend."
L.M., Vocational Counselor
"The workshop was very well thought out and organized. It provided helpful and thoughtful information, and it was fun. It helped me confirm that I am not ready at this time to start my own business."
R.Z., Fledgling Entrepreneur
"Your study course gave me a profound experience of receiving services from a business conducted in the spirit of right livelihood. I am now both further along and more solidly on a new and gratifying path."
R.F., Corporate Manager
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Mindfulness & Meaningful Work: Explorations in Right Livelihood
If you have the greatest job in the world, read this book. If you're unemployed, read this book. If you question the value of your work, read this book. You'll learn about yourself and about different ways of approaching not just your work, but your life."
--Mountain Record
This anthology explores the integration of mindfulness and ethics in the workplace. In these pages some of the leading thinkers and doers of our time -- Thich Nhat Hanh, Joanna Macy, Sam Keen, E.E Schumacher, Gary Snyder, Shakti Gawain, Shunryu Suzuki, Robert Aitken, Tarthang Tulku, Marsha Sinetar, Rick Fields, Ellen Langer, and many others — share their insights on the practice and value of working and of finding work that is meaningful, life-affirming, and non-exploitative.
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