Zen and Enterprise Management

Author: Qiu Mingzheng
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Strongly recommended by the master of Chinese-style management, Professor Zeng Shiqiang. · Cultivate the mind and body · Broaden thinking · Innovate and develop. Mr. Qiu Mingzheng hasly shared his valuable insights over the years, writing this book "Zen and Taoism in Business Management." I had the opportunity to read it first and deeply felt that the writing reflects the author's character—clear and upright. It not only transcends religious barriers but also breaks through the obstacles of body and mind, everywhere promoting Chinese culture and constantly inspiring human potential. It is indeed an important bridge for business professionals entering the 21st century.
—Professor Zeng Shiqiang, master of Chinese-style management
Mr. Qiu Mingzheng wrote the book "Zen and Taoism in Business Management," closely integrating Zen and Taoism with business management. It reveals the infinite opportunities for sustainable business operations through the spirit of Zen and Taoism, ensuring that the lifeblood of enterprise development is deeply rooted and enduring. It is worth savoring carefully. If one can grasp its mysteries, it will surely enable enterprises to achieve grand plans and build a solid foundation for a century.
—President of Chaochun Group, Wang Shiren
This book is the latest classic work by Qiu Mingzheng, a renowned international expert in business management and a famous trainer, following his previous book "Innovation and Breakthrough." Using simple language and practical management cases that illustrate the precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation—"Zen" and "Taoism"—it combines theory and methods with business management practice, guiding managers to cultivate the mind and body, tap potential, and develop wisdom through Zen and Taoist practices. This enables them to identify and solve problems from a higher perspective. The book uses classic metaphors such as "the in a teacup," "the philosophy of cooking," and "punching in the pants" to vividly reveal the secrets of success for enterprises in today's fierce competition.