“Work is more than a matter of keeping busy all day. It must feed the soul as well. Laurence Boldt has done a splendid job of explaining this truth. I commend Zen and the Art of Making a Living to all thoughtful readers and seekers.”
—Richard N. Bolles,
author of What Color is Your Parachute?
[Zen and the Art of Making a Living] is "upbeat, down-to-earth, and practical. . . . The best part of Boldt's accomplishment is that it doesn't strike any phony notes."
—Milton Moskowitch, coauthor of
The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America
"Zen and the Art of Making a Living is one hell of a book. I [feel] that [it] really challenges What Color Is Your Parachute? for leadership in the career field. Nice Job!"
—Daniel Lauber, author of
Non-Profit & Education Job Finder
President, Planning Communications
"Zen and the Art of Making a Living has been, for many years, a treasured and often referred to addition to my very selective library. It is that rare combination of the inspirational and the practical."
—Dick Richards,
author of
Artful Work and
Is Your Genius at Work?
"After fifteen years, 4,000 clients and authorship of my own career counseling program, this is simply the best book in its field that I have ever seen! I have reviewed almost all career counseling books, programs and strategies available. None is better than Zen and the Art of Making a Living."
—Jim Fritz, V.P. Program Development
Access Influential, Inc.