
Zen and the Art of Making a Living
- 704 pages · about 12 hours
- First published 1993
- 7 editions
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1 About this book
Completely revised and updated--the most innovative, unconventional, and profoundly practical career guide since What Color Is Your Parachute? First published in 1991, Zen and the Art of Making a Living is the life-changing book that helped revolutionize the career planning field by offering a new vision of work.
This new edition has been updated throughout with up-to-the-minute contact information and hundreds of new biographical resources. In addition to traditional material on assessing career skills and conducting a job search, Laurence Boldt provides innovative ideas and strategies, with more than 120 worksheets and more than five hundred inspirational quotations from sages of every stripe.
Good for readers who want: Buddhism, business, self-improvement, and a long read.
- Zen Buddhism
- Zen
- Religious life, buddhism
- Buddhism
- Religious life
- Business
- Careers
- Self-help
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