SPIRITUALITY AT WORK IS ABOUT MORE THAN FEELING GOOD

The New Book Workplace Spirituality: A Complete Guide for Business Leaders  Addresses Job Behaviors, Ethics, and Mutual Respect

PEABODY, MA—Can spirituality at work make Christians feel more comfortable, help those of other faiths to feel more included, and courageously open up ethical issues for discussion? Nancy Smith, author of Workplace Spirituality: A Complete Guide for Business Leaders believes that it can.

“Spirituality is not just a personal, private experience.” insists Smith. “The book covers essential spiritual traits but also specifies the job behaviors that result from those traits. And it goes much further, with chapters on the purpose of business, business ethics, and corporate social responsibility, as well as examples of companies that have been recognized for their achievements in these areas. The last two chapters present six principles of a spiritual workplace and specific steps that individuals can take to begin to make a difference at work.”

Harvard Business School professor and author Robert D. Austin praises Smith’s book: “Smith shows us a way to spirituality that is well-integrated into our overall lives and tolerant of differing beliefs, but that still holds each of us accountable to our gods and each other.”

Smith’s experience includes 20 years as a technical writer and manager, along with extensive experience in ministry, teaching, and spiritual coaching and direction. For the past several years she has researched issues related to spirituality in the workplace and maintained the website www.WorkplaceSpirituality.info. Workplace Spirituality: A Complete Guide for Business Leaders  by Nancy R. Smith, ISBN  0-9778047-3-9, is offered by Axial Age Publishing. It is available for $27.95 from bookstores or from the publisher’s website http://www.AxialAgePublishing.com.

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