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Steve Prentice

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Steve Prentice is an author and speaker who specializes in at-work productivity and whose main stomping grounds are the streets and offices of downtown Toronto.

He has published three business books. The first, Cool Time: A Hands-On Plan for Balancing Work and Managing Time, was published by John Wiley and Sons in 2005 and has been translated into three other languages.

His second book, "Cool Down: Getting Further By Going Slower, was published by John Wiley & Sons in 2009 and focuses on the stress management benefits of the "Slow Movement."

His third book, "Work Like a Wolf: Own Your Future," is a handbook for finding and keeping a job in the new economy.

Finally, his novel, "Mouth" came about because Steve's brain desperately wanted him to
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“When we react, we are not seeking to control a situation but merely to protect our existence within that situation. If, by contrast, you seek to control or change that situation, especially when it’s to your benefit, then you are no longer reacting. You are proacting.”
Steve Prentice, Cool Down: Getting Further by Going Slower

“realize that they might have a chance to step forward from the recesses of the brain and express themselves. Thoughts that might save time, create new opportunities, or generally do good things—they’re all in there. But every time they try to make themselves known, they’re brushed aside by another fast-moving “immediacy.” These ideas find little opportunity to make themselves known in our busy world, and collectively we run the risk of losing them forever.”
Steve Prentice, Cool Down: Getting Further by Going Slower

“The irony here is that although the cubicle grid structure of the typical office allows many people to work closely together, it has done little to improve actual human-to-human contact skills. People feel more comfortable hiding behind email than they do talking issues through, face to face, in a well-structured, dynamic discussion.”
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Steve is a published author, with two business books published by John Wiley & Sons, a self-published business book and a much more interesting novel. ...more
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