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Love + Work

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We are currently facing an epidemic of stress and anxiety exacerbated by a global pandemic. Life expectancy in the U.S. is declining, and less than 16 percent of the workforce is fully engaged. High-stress professions, such as nursing and teaching, report PTSD rates higher than those of returning soldiers. This indicates a significant issue: workplaces and schools have been designed without love, neglecting a fundamental human need. In this insightful and uplifting exploration, it is argued that love is a vital energy that must be expressed through our work. Our professional achievements, relationships, and responses to life's challenges are all enhanced when love is involved. Without love, there can be no learning, innovation, or sustainable growth. The author highlights the lack of love in our work lives and examines how we arrived at this point. He emphasizes the importance of human connection for personal development and explores what strong work relationships and effective teams look like when they reflect and amplify each member's passions. Finally, practical strategies are provided for reintegrating love into the workplace, encouraging individuals to identify their specific loves and cultivate this discipline in their daily lives. The message is clear: prioritizing love at work is essential for a fulfilling and productive life.

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Love + Work, Marcus Buckingham

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2022
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Tytuł
Love + Work
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2022
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
256
ISBN10
1647821231
ISBN13
9781647821234
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Ocena
3,7 z 5
Opis
We are currently facing an epidemic of stress and anxiety exacerbated by a global pandemic. Life expectancy in the U.S. is declining, and less than 16 percent of the workforce is fully engaged. High-stress professions, such as nursing and teaching, report PTSD rates higher than those of returning soldiers. This indicates a significant issue: workplaces and schools have been designed without love, neglecting a fundamental human need. In this insightful and uplifting exploration, it is argued that love is a vital energy that must be expressed through our work. Our professional achievements, relationships, and responses to life's challenges are all enhanced when love is involved. Without love, there can be no learning, innovation, or sustainable growth. The author highlights the lack of love in our work lives and examines how we arrived at this point. He emphasizes the importance of human connection for personal development and explores what strong work relationships and effective teams look like when they reflect and amplify each member's passions. Finally, practical strategies are provided for reintegrating love into the workplace, encouraging individuals to identify their specific loves and cultivate this discipline in their daily lives. The message is clear: prioritizing love at work is essential for a fulfilling and productive life.