Karma in Action: How to use Karma and Kindness to Grow Your Business (in English)
Synopsis "Karma in Action: How to use Karma and Kindness to Grow Your Business (in English)"
If you are tired of anger, aggression, and toxicity in your life; if you are looking for a calmer, kinder way of building a successful career and growing your business; if you are simply wanting to thrive in an increasingly fast-paced world—this book gives you the tools to do so serenely. Karma in Action is a simple, actionable, step-by-step process that helps you use karma and kindness to create prosperity and success. What entrepreneurs, leaders, and executives say about Karma in Action:“Short. Simple. Profoundly valuable.”—Steve Pipe, UK Entrepreneur of the Year “This wonderful little book is your friend. Treasure it. The results will be wonderful. And karma and kindness will become ever more a part of your world… and ours too.”—Paul Dunn, Chairman, B1G1 “Leadership is about empowering those whom you serve. A highly recommended book by a true modern-day renaissance thinker.” —Hema Prakash, CEO MindBody Asia, former board member, Monster.com “Kindness and service are powerful human forces that make a real bottom-line difference in business. Karma in Action makes kindness a practical business skill for everyone.” —Ron Kaufman, New York Times best-selling author, Founder of UP! Your Service “Whatever you want to experience abundantly in your life, first give it to others. When you follow these steps, not only will you plant your karma, but you’ll reap so much more—because karma works.” —Jac Phillips, Senior Director, VISA “Effective, fun and focused. Joanne’s book brings you a time-tested process where kindness leads to success. Buy this book and give it to friends and colleagues to help them do better too.” —Shafi Saxena, President, Bauer Media Group OCP About the AuthorTEDx speaker, author, and businesswoman Joanne Flinn ran her first $10 million business at 24 before going on to run businesses and lead digital transformation programs for PricewaterhouseCoopers, IBM, and more. Burning out, she decided to find a better, kinder way for life, business growth, and success. An Australian by birth, she is currently based in Asia. Her creative alter-ego is the artist Booth Aster.
