Fish. Practical Part

Author: Paul
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Highly praised by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, ranked NO.1 on Amazon's bestseller list! Recommended by Spencer Johnson, author of Who Moved My Cheese? Preface by Dr. Ken Blanchard, author of The One-Minute Manager! A light-hearted and easy-to-understand story, a great choice to boost morale! In the new book The Fish—Practical Guide, they don’t just tell moving stories; instead, they use simple and effective methods to apply the magical philosophy of the fish market to our work, putting it into practice. This will help you transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, create a joyful mood amidst complex work, make ordinary days extraordinary, and win a relaxed and stylish success in the office! The content of this book is independent; even if you haven’t read The Fish, you can still benefit from reading this book. Of course, if you have read The Fish, you should also revisit this book. This book tells the story of the "world-famous Seattle Pike Place Fish Market." They have elevated the experience of the fishmongers in creating a cohesive environment to the "fish market philosophy," making it universally applicable. This philosophy has four key points: Play at work—The idea of turning work into a game can inject more energy into it and inspire your creativity; Make others happy—Making customers or colleagues feel joyful at work leaves unforgettable memories; Be present—Full engagement is the best way to overcome laziness. When you focus on your work, you’ll find that fatigue doesn’t often disturb you; Choose your attitude—If you always think about the negative, you’ll see nothing good in your current job. Then, choose what you love, and love what you choose.