Author: Berg
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: The main theme of this book is Altruism. Altruism tells you that the career of "giving" is a marathon race on the path to wealth, while "taking" wealth is just a purposeless sprint. It provides you with a step-by-step, correct approach to success through a series of practical arguments and real-life examples. "It brings a pleasing prospect to the business world. If more people adopt this philosophy, they will achieve greater success and find greater fulfillment in their careers and even in their lives. With his 35 years of experience in the publishing industry, Milton Grella has dispelled the illusion that making money in business is mutually exclusive from ethics. His altruistic records, especially his interest in education and social welfare, have earned him widespread praise and respect from his peers in both the business world and social circles. Good people can indeed move one step ahead, and Milton is a living example. As a businessman, educator, and philanthropist, Milton Grella has taught us generosity, support, respect, and how to integrate these elements into a truly successful life. I believe that The Art of Wealth will convey all these perspectives and values."
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