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*Find Your Great Work*

It’s been a long time coming.  But it’s here at last.

Find Your Great Work: napkin-size solutions to stop the busywork and start the work that matters.

At www.FindYourGreatWork.com you can get

- the book (of course).  (You can see what people are saying about the book at the end of this post)

- Fantastic podcast interviews (for free) with smart, cool and funky folk.  The first six include: David Allen, yes Mr David “producitivity guru” Allen and the world’s leading executive coach, Marshall Goldsmith and also the creator of the world’s most successful viral advertisement, the Dove Beauty ad.

- A whole bunch of free resources, including template downloads and an exclusive 13th Map

- The Great Work Store, where you can stock up on other useful resources.

Here’s what people are saying about *Find Your Great Work*:

==> If you’re facing a career choice, here’s what Dave Ulrich the author of ‘Leadership Code: Five Rules to Live’ By says:

“I have endorsed a lot of books.  Never before has a book I have endorsed been read by so many.  My wife, children, friends, associates, and others picked this book up and read it cover to cover.  It masterfully poses questions and offers advice on careers.  It is a clear roadmap for making informed career choices.  It should be given to anyone thinking about a career transition.”

==> If you’re involved in leadership and development, here’s what Lisa Anderson, L&D consultant at Microsoft says:

“I have many development books on my shelf, but I love that the format of this book makes the content so much more accessible and I can get actionable ideas in just a few minutes.”

==> If you’re a coach, here’s what Karen Tweedie the current ICF President says (and 8 other ICF Past Presidents have endorsed it as well):

“I found the book an easy read – highly human with a warm, humorous  edge.  And beneath that light exterior there is a deeper message.   ‘Find Your Great Work’ contains a strong rationale of change neatly packaged in the  science of human motivation and common sense.  The book contains a  clear structure for sustainable change.  I see it as a wonderful way  to work through solo – your own personal search to increase your great  work or as a wonderful structure for working through with a coach.   Here’s the recipe just add your own conversation!”

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