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Simon Sinek

Category Business & Economics
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780241187296

Rs. 1,120

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Together is Better

Together is Better

By Simon Sinek · Published by Penguin Life

In "Together is Better," Simon Sinek presents an inspiring, richly illustrated fable underscoring the profound importance of human connection, trust, and cooperation. This unique narrative follows three children on a journey, serving as a metaphor for anyone pursuing their dreams and facing life's choices. Sinek illuminates how collective effort, empathy, and shared vision are fundamental to achieving personal fulfillment and building a better world.Why You Should Read? Discover the transformative power of authentic relationships in both professional and personal spheres. Gain actionable insights into effective teamwork, leadership, and cultivating passion from Simon Sinek's core philosophies. Be inspired by a thought-provoking fable designed to encourage collaboration and a shared pursuit of goals. Understand why courage to ask for and offer help is crucial for individual growth and collective success.

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Publisher Penguin Life
ISBN 9780241187296
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000005347

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