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Loving Monday
Loving Monday
Succeeding in Business without Selling Your Soul
John D. Beckett

Table of Contents


Loving Monday

Succeeding in Business without Selling Your Soul

by John D. Beckett

Instead of grinding it out until Friday and living for weekends, a successful Ohio manufacturing executive has seen how his work can be filled with meaning and purpose. The key is integrating his work and his beliefs. As a result, both grow -- along with a love for Mondays. The lessons learned by John Beckett apply whether you work at a deli or head a Fortune 500 company. Here is a book for everyone who wants to succeed in business without selling out.


Acknowledgments

Preface

Introduction

PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS

Peter Jennings's Magnifying Glass

Companions for Life

Trouble in Camelot

Trial by Fire

The Invisible Hand

Strangely Warmed

Two Worlds, or One

PART TWO: THE BIG PICTURE

Culture Wars

A Greek Legacy

A Different Window

Enduring Truth

PART THREE: APPLICATIONS

Infinite Worth

Blueprints

Trouble, Trouble, Toil & Trouble

The Compassionate Enterprise

Extraordinary Service

Giving Something Back

The Balancing Act

The Corporate Counselor

Business Direction: Vision

Business Direction: Values

PART FOUR: THE WRAP-UP

Loving Monday

The Ultimate Goal

Business Ambassadors

Further Reading

 


Loving Monday:
Succeeding in Business Without Selling Your Soul

Copyright © 1998 by John D. Beckett
Visit the Loving Monday website.

Loving Monday can be purchased from:
InterVarsity Press, P.O. Box 1400, Downers Grove, Illinois 60515

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