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The 8th Habit.

Because 7 Habits weren’t enough, I was eager to read The 8th Habit.

The book’s main theme of finding your voice and inspiring others to finds theirs as a new management paradigm is interesting and beneficial for content developers.

Finding a project that inspires you to the level where you are willing to put in the sacrifice necessary to produce something special is a big part of the battle. And after all, not sure Six Sigma is going to work for us.

The 8th Habit travels a little deeper than typical management paradigms. If you’re a Knowledge Worker in search of inspiration or someone who collaborates with Knowledge Workers, the book is worth the read.

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Filed under reading list by david cummings on Wednesday 6 April 2005 at 5:20 pm

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