From Chaos to Coherence: Advancing Individual and Organizational Intelligence Through Inner Quality Management
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Product Description
This work addresses the increasing strain that people and organizations, both private and public, are under. It covers themes of coherence, leadership, self-management, authentic communication, emotional virus, overcare and emotional mismanagement.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1617338 in Books
- Published on: 1998-12
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 208 pages
Editorial Reviews
From the Author
Taking a new look at personal and organizational effectivene
In the late '80s I was vice president of marketing for a biotech company near Silicon Valley. Our fast growth and intriguing technology made for lots of excitement in the markets we served. Unfortunately we (and many others before and since) had failed to notice how much chaos we were starting to create within our business and within our personal lives. Everything suffered, and the business never recovered. This book represents exciting research and practical technology developed over the past decade to help individuals and organizations move from chaos to coherence. With pressing issues such as Y2K, global economic turmoil, frenzied acquisitions, aging of the baby boomer population, and other nail-biting trends, it became apparent a strong approach was necessary if we were to neutralize the stress in people's lives and regain balance and hope.
In this book you will learn exciting new information about human intelligence — including how the brains in the heart, gut and head all communicate with each other to create mental static or clarity. You will learn how leading edge organizations in North America, Europe and Asia have operationalized the tools of HeartMath (our company) with great success. (The appendix of case studies is a data-hog's dream.) You will learn a four-phase approach called Inner Quality Management® that can transform your personal, team and organizational effectiveness. The book is not just theoretical, though research from the Service Profit Chain, the Brown and Leigh study of organizational climate, are pretty compelling stuff. It's also a book full of practical tools you can learn and apply right away to help you and your organization find effectiveness — with heart.
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