More Than Money :Questions Every MBA Needs to Answer: Redefining Risk and Reward for a Life of Purpose

Publication subTitle :Questions Every MBA Needs to Answer: Redefining Risk and Reward for a Life of Purpose

Author: Albion Mark  

Publisher: Berrett Koehler‎

Publication year: 2008

E-ISBN: 9781576759837

Subject: F7 Trade Economy

Keyword: 贸易经济

Language: ENG

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What are you going to do with your lucky lottery ticket?

That's a question every MBA faces. A lot of time and money has been invested in you. Once you graduate, you're supposed to cash in that ticket for as much money and status as you can. Your parents and peers expect it, and with thousands of dollars of student loans, you may feel that there's really no other choice. You can't risk "wasting" that expensive education. It's the safe thing to do. Isn't it?

Not necessarily. In fact, when you measure success by more than money, what you think is your safest choice may actually be the riskiest. The “safe” choice can lead to enormous psychological and spiritual pain, costing you a chance to live
your life. As Ralph Waldo Emerson observed, “Sometimes money costs too much.”

Mark Albion doesn't pretend to have all the answers, but his unique perspective can help you find yours. He guides you through a framework of four crucial questions and twelve principles to consider when making career decisions. Using tales of experience to caution and uplift, Albion helps you construct your personal, strategic "destiny plan."

An inspirational yet practical career guide,
More Than Money encourages aspiring MBAs, current students, and graduates to give themselves permission

Chapter

Preface

Introduction: The MBA Trap

Chapter 1: Who Are You?

Chapter 2: What Do You Want?

Chapter 3: What Can You Do?

Chapter 4: Where Are You Going?

Conclusion: From Success to Significance

Resource: The Challenge of Money

Acknowledgments

Index

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