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Along with the three books that Dick has had published in his own name by well respected publishers, he has ghostwritten others and contributed articles to a variety of magazines. Editors and prospective authors seek him
because they know that, along with the high quality of his
writing, they can rely on him to meet deadlines and make their work easier.
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At Zappos, Culture Pays The Human Dimension of Problem Solving (Consulting to Management Magazine) Chapter 1 of Is Your Genius at Work (Davies Black Publishing) Driving Fear from the Workplace (in Business: the Ultimate Resource) The Art of Winning Commitment (excerpt from the book) Share Your Gift (Personal Excellence Magazine) Worthy Visions Pass One Simple Test (Brown Heron Publishers, Amazon e-doc) You and Your Genius (Science of Mind Magazine) The Path to Purpose (self-published blog post) Seven Reminders About Writing a Book....pdf (self-published blog post) |
Your View. Your Voice. Your Book.
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Reviews: Artful Work"...charm and warmth." Peter Koestenbaum, author of The Heart of Business. "Required reading in our Leadership Program." Eric Thompson, Director of Executive Programs, University of Ulster Business School. "...decency and faith shine through on every page." James Autrey, author of Love and Profit. "Elegant." Quality Digest "Compact, provocative, and inspirational." NAPRA Review "Inspirational as well as practical." Ethical Management Magazine "Artfully written." The Cincinnati Post
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Is Your Genius At Work? |
"I couldn't stop turning the pages. A
delightful and enlightening journey."
Jack Canfield, Co-creator, Chicken Soup for the Soul(r) series "If there is one book you read this year, it should be this one." Richard J. Leider, bestselling author. "...rich and compelling.” The Futurist Magazine Reviews:
The Art of Winning Commitment
"...condensed, yet complete."
George Davis, Ph.D., Enterprise Psychologist, CEO, Davis & Dean, Inc. "...practical and inspirational." Judy Neal, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Spirit at Work "...connected the dots for me." Valerie Manning, President & CEO, Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce "...moves easily from the superficial to the soul of the matter." Harrison Owen, originator of Open Space Technology
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