Voluntarily

Author: David Cole
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: It connects the spirit and actions of enterprises and employees, truly a contemporary work in its essence. — Larry Bossidy, author of Execution
This is the most successful book I have ever read in motivating employees. — Jim Collins, author of Good to Great
Want to become a century-old enterprise? This is a book that is truly useful. — James C. Collins, author of Built to Last
This is an indispensable book that establishes an excellent corporate culture model through interaction and mutual trust, changing the cold face of most enterprises. — Stephen Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
In 1900, after completing The Little Engine That Could (also known as The Little Red Engine), Albert H. Barron wrote his masterpiece, Willingness. From the moment it was published, this book became a must-read for institutions, enterprises, and organizations worldwide to enhance employee quality. In 2000, David K. Covey, a renowned American corporate consultant and training expert, wrote a new book titled Do It for My Own Will, based on Willingness, specifically addressing the new challenges faced by 20th-century enterprises and tailored for the 21st century.
A century after Willingness was published, Do It for My Own Will represents a profound advancement and elevation of the original work. It creatively reinterprets the original book’s themes of "how to treat work, the company, the boss, and oneself" from four aspects: "mindset, perspective, methods, and actions," emphasizing "practice" and "execution." The contemporary business concepts it contains have guided numerous global enterprises and individuals to the pinnacle of success.
This book is compiled and translated by the renowned management consultant Mr. David Cole, making it a must-read for contemporary civil servants and corporate employees.