Synchronicity: The Inner Path of Leadership

by Joseph Jaworski

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We've all had those perfect moments when events that could never be predicted, let alone controlled, remarkably seem to guide us along our path. Carl Jung called this phenomena "synchronicity" - "a collaboration between persons and events that seems to enlist the cooperation of fate." In this book, Joseph Jaworski argues that the right state of mind will make you the kind of person who can enlist the cooperation of fate and take advantage of synchronicity, creating the conditions for "predictable miracles." If you are tired of being the victim of circumstances, this book will teach you to be t… (more)

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iffland | Mar 19, 2022 |

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Roma1001 | Apr 22, 2021 |

I thought this was pretty new-ageish (Jonathan Livingston Seagull was influential at one point in Mr. Jaworski's life), but it ends up much more legitmately spiritual and God-centered. It's a book about leadership, stepping out in faith (to use the jargon I grew up with), and one man's story in a very interesting context, beginning with Watergate and ending with Auschwitz. And that time sequence is very appropriate. (

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DaveShearon | Jun 28, 2008 |

I am a slut for books like this. I wanted to buy every book David Bohm ever wrote. Have used the word 'dialogue' 237,633 times since I read it. In fact, I think I'll read it again... (

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Scott_Morris | Aug 4, 2006 |

Beautifully-written personal story of the meaning of leadership and self-reflection. (

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We've all had those perfect moments when events that could never be predicted, let alone controlled, remarkably seem to guide us along our path. Carl Jung called this phenomena "synchronicity" - "a collaboration between persons and events that seems to enlist the cooperation of fate." In this book, Joseph Jaworski argues that the right state of mind will make you the kind of person who can enlist the cooperation of fate and take advantage of synchronicity, creating the conditions for "predictable miracles." If you are tired of being the victim of circumstances, this book will teach you to be t

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