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    "Rabbi Daniel Lapin′s masterful presentations are inspiring and enriching. He possesses enormous insight into human behavior. Every organization can benefit from his vision, and I highly reccomend him."
    --Stanly O. McNaughton, President and CEO, Pemco Financial Center, Seattle, Washington

    "Your understanding of the market economy and human capital is of great interest to the business community."
    --Margaret K. Condit, Procter & Gamble

    "Rabbi Daniel Lapin′s inspiring message has special significance for the business community. HIs understanding of the human spirit and his visionary approach to capitalism will captivate and above all motivate all business professionals and executives."
    --George L. Argyros, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Arnel Development, Costa Mesa, California

    America′s Real War
    There is a tug of war going on for the future of America. At one end of the rope are those who think America is a secular nation; at the other end are those who believe religion is at the root of our country′s foundation. In this paperback release of the thought-provoking America′s Real War, renowned leader and speaker Rabbi Daniel Lapin encourages America to re-embrace the Judeo-Christian values on which our nation was founded, and logically demonstrates why those values are crucial to America′s strength in the new millennium.
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    Thou Shall Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money (NOOK Book)
    Praise for the First Edition of Thou Shall Prosper

    "Rabbi Daniel Lapin′s wisdom has helped untold numbers of people, including me, grow in our business, family, and spiritual lives. In Thou Shall Prosper, Rabbi Lapin has done it again. This book tells it like it is in a helpful, honest, hopeful, informative way. He offers valid, useful information based on ancient wisdom and modern experience."
    —Zig Ziglar, author and motivational teacher

    "Thou Shall Prosper is a passionate, occasionally hortatory avowal and practical road map to the making of ′dough′ and the life-affirming consequences of the honest pursuit of profit. An unabashed manifesto for the twenty-first century, it seeks to steer the reader toward a guilt-free appreciation of wealth accumulation."
    The Jewish Press
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    Enlisting Commitment, Not Just Compliance
    How to use covenants, not just contracts.

    Engendering employee loyalty
    Living to work vs. working to live
    Motivating by pleasure and gain, rather than pressure and pain
    The infinity principle
    Sharing the secrets of Partnership Power

    Communicating Effectively
    The pen may be mightier than the sward, but the voice is greater than both.

    Communicating your way to collaboration, consensus and commitment
    Deriving profit and value from company mission statements
    Listening and hearing, particularly when news is bad
    Sharing knowledge - good for both company and career
    Avoiding the perils of gossip, while benefitting from the Cascadia CrossLink

    Generating Enthusiasm for Teamwork
    A team′s potential is the product of its parts, not the sum.

    Drawing people together for pleasure and profit
    Teaching the solo drummer to play in the orchestra
    How goals can convert even mobs into teams
    How teamwork energizes families, small companies and large corporations
    Blending competivness into cooperation

    Conflict Management
    Harnessing the energy in conflict to avoid disaster.

    Negotiation - get what you need, don′t settle for what you can get
    Exploring the creativity inherent in conflict
    Establishing the moral legitimacy of your position
    Talking too much, and other ways of being your worst enemy
    The role of emotions in transactions and negotiations

    Managing Anger and Stress
    Twin tools of tyranny - not to be inflicted, indulged or endured.

    Time management - priority vs. hierarchy
    What does "fair" really mean
    Eradicating envy and resentment
    Choosing your own responses
    Banishing anger by eliminating arrogance, and vice versa
    Talking too much, and other ways of being your worst enemy

    Change and Diversity
    Finding safe opportunities in contrast and change.

    Discovering unity through diversity
    Change as an antidote to stagnation
    Superficial diversity vs. diversity of ideas
    Change, movement, television, and human nature
    Unlocking the economic potential of change and diversity

    Acquiring the skills of true leadership.

    Motivating yourself, then others
    You are your most important employee
    Bouncing back from defeat
    Combating the psychological obstacles to delegating
    To trust or not to trust

    Erasing Limits by "Fence Leaping"
    Acquiring the skills of true leadership.

    Motivating yourself, then others
    You are your most important employee
    Bouncing back from defeat
    Combating the psychological obstacles to delegating
    To trust or not to trust

    Ethical Capitalism
    Companies need everybody′s help to steer clear of trouble .

    Gender and race issues
    Differing views on morality and ethics
    Federal sentencing guidelines
    Environmental issues
    Internal monitoring

    Compete and Win
    Competitiveness is the challenge; winning is the response.

    Nice guys do win
    Generating a sense of urgency
    Developing genial assertiveness
    Your scruples as an asset, rather than a handicap
    Some situations are win/lose

    The Culture of Money
    Really understanding the creative fuel of commerce.

    How trust and faith led us from the barter system to the cash system
    Money as a certificate of performance
    The symbolism of the dollar and its world roll
    Understanding and capitalizing on money′s magnetism
    The myth that some people are poor because others are rich

    Making Work Joyful
    Replacing the monotony of routine with the thrill of higher purpose.

    Working for a cause, not a living - a calling, not a job
    Developing and instilling corporate core believes
    Integrating loyalty to employer, career and self
    Benefitting from human nature′s craving for the infinite
    Generating and maintaining optimism through gratitude

    The Nobility of Business
    Commercial enterprise bestows good on through its creative glory.

    Why you′ll never succeed at work you find morally contemptible
    Maximizing the potential of every participant
    The pursuit of ultimate efficiency
    Becoming a creator instead of a shuffler or administrator
    Creating wealth by suppressing human nature′s dark side

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