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    <![CDATA[In this timely book, authors Matthew and Terces Engelhart present the idea that<em> love before appearances</em> is the antidote to our spiritual, environmental, and social degradation. Exploring topics such as mission statements, manager as coach, human resources as a sacred culture, and inspirational meetings, they offer a manual for building a spiritual community <em>at the workplace</em>&#8212;a vital concept in an age when work consumes the bulk of most adults&#8217; time. Business, the authors explain, is all about providing a service, product, or experience the market wants, and no business can succeed by failing to understand this point. However, integrating the concept of &#8220;Sacred Commerce&#8221; into business can provide both financial success and spiritual satisfaction. Stressing that every business is an opportunity to make a lasting impact on the lives of both clients and employees, the Engelharts share the tools they&#8217;ve learned in their own enterprises to fulfill this vision. <em>Sacred Commerce</em> is the ideal mix of the personal and the practical&#8212;a guidebook written by people who have felt success, not just spent it. Dissatisfaction with work is at record levels, and the Engelharts show that you don&#8217;t have to suffer personally&#8212;or give up your humanity&#8212;to pay the mortgage.]]>
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