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Buddha's office : the ancient art of waking up while working well / Dan Zigmond.
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Zigmond, Dan
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Buddha's office : the ancient art of waking up while working well / Dan Zigmond.
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Philadelphia : Running Press, [2019]
©2019
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xvii, 222 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 182-214) and index.
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Why work? -- The cost of suffering -- Buddhism was a start-up -- Buddha's big idea -- Paying attention -- Meditate like a Buddha -- The problem with expertise -- Working without working -- Buddha on the bus -- Sleeping to wake up -- Telling the truth -- Bickering Buddhas -- How to be ambitious -- What Yoda got wrong -- Remembering to breathe -- Attachment and detachment -- Balancing better than Buddha -- You are not your job -- Dealing with distractions -- Begging for lunch -- Who would Buddha fire? -- Walking away -- Data-driven dharma -- Living in the present moment -- Serving all sentient beings -- Did you just become a Buddhist?
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There's not enough of us who are truly enjoying our work. Too many are working long hours at jobs they can't stand. Many are suffering from non-stop stress or lack of resources or miserable behaviour from colleagues or clients. Or maybe work is just fine for you, but you just wish there was a little less of it. Does anyone really enjoy answering emails and texts at all hours? It doesn't have to be this way. Buddha knew this, without ever setting foot in an office. Though he never held a job, Buddha knew that helping ordinary people work right was essential to helping them find their own path to awakening. Buddha's Office will help you do just that - find a way of working that is "right" in every sense of the word: right for you, right for your health, right for your sanity, and right for the world. You don't have to become Buddhist either. Buddha never used that word, and might not be thrilled with the way people use it today. He believed in paying attention, taking care of ourselves, and waking up. Like anything worth doing, there are no shortcuts, but this book will show you how Buddha's simple instructions apply to our everyday lives in the office or on the job. Before long, you'll find yourself waking up while working well.
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Job satisfaction -- Religious aspects -- Buddhism
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