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The Human Operating System: An Owner's Manual
Make full use of this "owner's manual" to help you live up to your contract and make the new behaviors a way of life. Read it as a book, use it as a reference guide. You'll find it easy reading and a great review to keep you connected with your workshop experience and provide you with inspiration and fresh ideas.
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142 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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June 21, 2018
very repetitive
May 22, 2021
2 stars
My father (age 51) gave this book to me from one of his work sessions and he really enjoyed it. I thought it was very good foundational work but I have taken a psychology class and I am an anthropologist so none of these were new concepts for me. The bok had an amalgamation of concepts from different religions such as Daoism and Buddhism twisted to create a work-friendly secular text. Very dry, very dull and really should be read with other employees. Definitely a read through it once, take the main pieces and then pass it on to the next needy employee.
My father (age 51) gave this book to me from one of his work sessions and he really enjoyed it. I thought it was very good foundational work but I have taken a psychology class and I am an anthropologist so none of these were new concepts for me. The bok had an amalgamation of concepts from different religions such as Daoism and Buddhism twisted to create a work-friendly secular text. Very dry, very dull and really should be read with other employees. Definitely a read through it once, take the main pieces and then pass it on to the next needy employee.
May 17, 2015
Work read not bad but not super engaging.
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