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“A company’s success can contribute to its financial and cultural downfall.”

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“Structures follow leadership. Structures give evidence of intentionality and commitment to a company’s core.”

Purpose Leadership Work Business Mission

Author:Becca Spradlin, Lead On Mission

“It is the exception, not the norm, for a company to maintain a strong culture with public ownership.”

Purpose Work Business Mission

Author:Becca Spradlin Lead On Mission

“. . . the food they had gathered from Sarene's cart wouldn't last long. The wildmen would return. The numbers that came to him after Sarene were much greater than those that had followed him before. Raoden was forced to acknowledge that despite the temporary setbacks they caused, Sarene's excursions into Elantris [bringing free food to be distributed] had ultimately been beneficial. She had proven to the people that no matter how much their hunger hurt, simply feeding their bellies wasn't enough. Joy was more than just an absence of discomfort. So when they came back to him, they no longer worked for food. They worked because they feared what they would become if they did not.”

Work Value Of Work Meaning Of Work

Book:Elantris: Tenth Anniversary Author's Definitive Edition (2 of 2) [Dramatized Adaptation]

Source: Elantris: Tenth Anniversary Author's Definitive Edition (2 of 2) [Dramatized Adaptation]

“Obviously...' she looked down at the tablecloth. 'I heard you were attached too.' 'I? Don't you believe it," said Tom heartily. 'I'm wedded to my work.”

Work Workaholic Unreciprocated Love

Book:Less than angels

Source: Less than angels

“When people own outcomes instead of documents, momentum becomes culture.”

Culture Work Business Team Momentum

Book:Paralyzed by Planning: How Businesses Waste Millions Before They Even Begin

Source: Paralyzed by Planning: How Businesses Waste Millions Before They Even Begin

“At each crossing, faced with the decision of whether to go left, right, or straight ahead, the young man may rely upon the advice he has been given as a child, or the sum of his experiences, or the flip of a coin. But of all the forces that are likely to influence him as he proceeds from one fork to the next, there are few more powerful than the moderate increase in income.”

Humor Work Life Choices

Book:Table for Two

Source: Table for Two

“My human coworker sometimes talks about not wanting to work, and then he'll say something quite odd and rather silly. What is it he says, now? There's more to a person than the work they do, or A person is more than just their work? Something like that. But what else could a person be? Where would your food come from? Who would keep you company? How would you get by without work and without your coworkers?”

Humans Work Employment Working Employees Coworkers

Book:The Employees

Source: The Employees

“Why should I work with someone I don't like? What good could possibly come from socializing with them?”

Work Working Socializing Coworkers

Book:The Employees

Source: The Employees

“I just seem to alienate those around me, though I don't mean to. For one thing, I know I'm very clumsy. Whether on or off the job, everything takes time and effort for me. Nothing comes naturally to me here, everything feels like such a big ask, and every face is a void. But perhaps it's always been that way for me, even before I came on board.”

Challenges Work Effort Alienation Difficulties Clumsiness

Book:The Employees

Source: The Employees

“How strange, Royce thought, that, after emerging victorious from more than a hundred real battles, the greatest moment of triumph he had ever known had come to him on a mock battlefield where he'd stood alone, unhorsed, and defeated. This morning, his life had seemed as bleak as death. Tonight, he held joy in his arms. Someone or something—fate or fortune or Jenny's God—had looked down upon him this morning and seen his anguish. And, for some reason, Jenny had been given back to him. Closing his eyes, Royce brushed a kiss against her smooth forehead. Thank you, he thought. And in his heart, he could have sworn he heard a voice answer, You're welcome.”

God Jenny Judith Mcnaught A Kingdom Of Dreams Roycesweetiepie

Book:A Kingdom of Dreams

Source: A Kingdom of Dreams