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Marcus Buckingham
ISBN 9781647821234
Rs. 1,600
Harvard Business Review Press
Love + Work
How to Find What You Love, Love What You Do, and Do It for the Rest of Your Life
In 'Love + Work,' Marcus Buckingham challenges the prevailing narrative of disengagement and stress in modern workplaces. He posits that a fundamental disconnect exists: the absence of "love"—defined as a vital energy expressed through work—leads to widespread dissatisfaction and underperformance. This book explores how aligning personal passions with professional endeavors is not merely a desirable outcome, but a critical component for both individual thriving and organizational success.Buckingham begins by diagnosing the current state of loveless work environments and traces the societal shifts that have led to this point. He then delves into how human beings develop best in environments that acknowledge and amplify their individual "loves." The narrative outlines how understanding and responding to these innate passions can transform individual work relationships, foster highly engaged teams, and cultivate a more vibrant organizational culture. The book culminates with practical guidance on identifying personal loves and weaving them back into daily work routines, offering a pathway to sustainable fulfillment and peak performance.Why You Should Read? Discover how to connect your deepest passions with your professional life for enhanced engagement and performance. Gain insights into fostering a work environment where individual strengths and "loves" are recognized and celebrated. Learn actionable strategies to identify your unique contributions and integrate them into your daily work. Understand the profound impact of love on learning, innovation, service, and sustainable growth within any organization.
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