This book nicely fills this void
586916
After reading Conscious Capitalism and Firms of Endearment, I thought a similar type book was needed for the entrepreneur and small business owner. This book nicely fills this void!

Since I was reading a pre-release copy, I was not surprised to see a few grammatical and formatting errors. Hopefully these will be corrected during the final editing process. I don't believe though that these errors in any way detracted from the book's message.

As a healthy business specialist (think fusion of employee wellbeing and organization development), this book lays out a new model and vision of the organization of the future. I agree with the author in that there is a new shift emerging. Business as usual will be rewritten and this book does a great job of laying out a blueprint for businesses and organizations to consider.

As a bonus, I found it to be an engaging read and one I completed within days of the book arriving in the mail.

My challenge now is to figure out how I can best become an Evolved Enterprise Ambassador and begin planting the seed of an Evolved Enterprise within my sphere of influence.

If you are an organization leader thinking that you need to do something different, I heartedly recommend you give this book a read.
2827908
Nice intro book to this universe.  I look forward to more titles, perhaps a bit less heroine solves everything would be nice, but it isn't too bad.
1002288
I suppose I'm one of those weird people who actually appreciates books of this nature, which attempt to address the deepest dimensions of human existence and pathology, but I really like this book.  I particularly like and agree with Becker's conclusions about what drives the dimension of evil in the human condition.  I won't tell you what that is, in order that you actually buy the book, but I think it's good and mostly correct.
2672988
This book is essentially a collection of anecdotes and quotations relating to Daoism and the history and culture of tea.  It provides a nice introduction to someone who is interested in a basic overview of those subjects, although it's not especially detailed.  After reading this, one might want to explore some of the other works it references.  The chapters tend to bounce around between topics seemingly without direction, which lends the book as much to absorbing in bite-sized chunks as to reading straight through. Some of them barely mention tea at all, focusing mainly on Daoist philosophy.

This is not a source for serious study by any stretch, but it is a pleasant diversion.
346301
It fills in the blank spots and extends other manuals.  Also a good cross check for other reference material as there is such a thing as printing error.
969095
Fills the gaps in for us.  We tried another book and this helps us make sense of more.
2988042
I am most likely to reach for a guidebook like this in spring (or, to a lesser extent, fall), when suddenly looking at a bird I am not used to seeing. I am fortunate, not only to be living in San Diego, but to be living on nearly half an acre of mixed native and introduced trees, shrubs, and flowers that attract a wonderful assortment of avian visitors, from raptors to runaway parrots. This book is quite incomplete but useful nonetheless. The illustrations are beautiful and 'steal the show' as far as I'm concerned, the "abundance charts" and habitat icons are helpful, there is the obligatory glossary and a species checklist for those who would want it.

Like I say, the book is beautiful, functional, but not comprehensive, so you will need another guidebook as well. It helped me to quickly identify a Wilson's warbler but didn't help with a Cassin's kingbird (the book includes the western k-bird but not the Cassin's). Of the local orioles, this book features only the Bullock's, which I see rather rarely, and makes no mention of the Scott's or hooded orioles which I see frequently (the flashy hooded oriole is constantly present in my yard throughout every summer). This book doesn't include the osprey and it is interesting that the more comprehensive Audubon guide doesn't appear to list this bird as occurring in San Diego either (giving Audubon the benefit of the doubt, maybe their little range map is just to difficult to read in this case?). At any rate, ospreys are here whether any guidebook includes them or not. Exceptions acknowledged, most of what should be here, is, including my favorite little aerobatic acrobat, the black phoebe who is 'dancing in air' outside my window as I write this.

Happy hunting.
2520671
This book is pretty darn erudite, and has a nice selection given the brevity of the volume. The artless, straightforward translations are totally useful.
2134271
A cute little book with a good variety of tables if you're feeling uninspired. That said, nothing in the book seems particularly different from the many tables you can find freely created on various websites. It's handy to keep on hand, and more sources is never a bad thing, but I'm wishing it had just a little... something more. Overall, very good book thought.
4706754
This book provides a nice reading to enlighten and entertain but dint expect to see a roadmap that you can implement.

My issue with these kind of books is that they don't scratch beneath the surface and once you've read couple of books about the same subject, it's all dj vu again.
3390350
This is a damn good book that is filling in blank spots I didn't know I had about sex, about women, about history and about how much better our lives, relationships, and societies could be if we opened up our imaginations as Jill has so courageously, generously, and effectively done. Men, women, and everyone on the spectrum in between should read and talk about this book.
4499955
Okay, so things are not perfect in this book but it is enough to get going, which is all I wanted.  The forums can fill in the missing parts or the sections that may not be explained perfectly.  Fairly well written considering what it is.  He could have been a little more precise on his explanations, but hey who knows they may have changed the software since he wrote the book.  I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
3024311
Well writen but doesn't cover much that hasn't been said before
1532208
This is an awesome little book to help fill in those nasty gaps in your science and math education.  It's comprised of brief, easy-to-understand chapters on dozens of fascinating aspects of science.  Well-illustrated and a delight to just pick up and dive into.  The biographical entries alone make for exciting reading.
232213
This book is pretty handy.  It could use more street maps.
200951
I would recommend this to any  one. It is reasonably priced. I suggest that it fills the void I was looking for.
2689851
For those interested in learning about this mystical type of life, this is a brief but not too much so book that fits that need.  Native types of spiritualism is a facination and there are not too many books out there for that discovery.  Here is a nice offering.  Recommended.