Product Description

As we struggle to get more done in less time, tobalance our work and our personal life, and toadapt to constant change, we often feel that we're"juggling too many balls." Now, best-sellingauthor Michael Gelb shows how to keep those ballsin the air. The first lesson is to let the ballsdrop. Beginning with this counterintuitive lesson,Gelb shows how any business can flourish andsucceed if it sets the stage for learning, growthand innovation in the workplace. He also offersstrategies for strengthening learning speed andpower and increase productivity.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #453459 in Books
• Published on: 2003-12-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 208 pages

Customer Reviews

A Good Read!
The best and most useful part of this book comes near the end, where author Michael J. Gelb gets down to basics and offers instructions on how to juggle. The first part of the book consists of a series of exhortations and homilies about the advisability of relaxing, letting yourself make mistakes, practicing to be perfect and other personal attitude guidance. Those who thirst for such encouragement will find the first part of this book a godsend. It includes quotations from Lao Tse, Vince Lombardi and Leonardo da Vinci. All of the advice is highly meritorious, even the advice that you ought to take a break or two every day to juggle. That looks like fun whether you favor New Age nostrums or not. We recommend this book to anyone who must multi-task. Even if juggling doesn't smooth out your work life, at least it will help you relax.