The On-Purpose Business: Doing More of What You Do Best More ProfitablyDo you love your work? Does your company focus on its strengths? Does your work fulfill your passions? Does your company achieve its purpose? Does your company have a purpose? Do you? The On-Purpose Business is designed to help you answer these questions. Written in a parable format similar to The On-Purpose Person, this book helps you evaluate your company, its purpose, and how you fit into that purpose. Whether you lead a multi-million dollar corporation, a small business, or a group of people, you'll find valuable insight that will help you determine your strengths and weaknesses, and how to do more of what, you're good at and less of what you're not. |
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