Before the millennium turned, we thought we had the formula: get the best education, get hired into the most respected companies, and work your ass off. Take a few visionary risks and–with a little luck–wealth, security, and happiness would be ours.
Our tidy business solar system was like an elementary school poster. Our all-knowing, all-powerful sun, the stock market was at the center. Only a fool would claim to be smarter than the market.
Then it happened. Just when we thought it would go on forever, our sun was attacked by a dark energy, and the planets were thrown out of orbit. Our world tilted on its axis, making our homes worthless, our jobs expendable and even our weather off-kilter. We were changed forever.
What’s an entrepreneur-minded MBA to do? Business, of course.
Part-self-help, part memoir, all revealing, Invisible Handcuffs chronicles one such soul, Brian Sroub, piloting his way through the world’s best-known companies–Procter & Gamble, General Electric, Sony, Hearst, Cleveland Clinic, and Silicon Valley start-ups too numerous to mention … where he faced down the new business order, fought the good fight, learned way too much about human nature, and eventually came to peace with himself and the modern world.
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Wealth Wages and Witty Wisdom: Navigating an Ever-Changing Economy
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