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Book SynopsisAccording the Bell Curve, most people are average. But who wants average? Would you want an average car mechanic, an average meal, or worse yet, an average brain surgeon? Didn't think so. But you don't have to settle for average when success is only two steps away. Based on the idea that excellence is the key to success in most aspects of lifeand death (in a pre-death kind of way) Do It Well. Make It Fun. is a refreshing take on taking excellence to new heights. In this entertaining, practical guide Ron provides an easy-to-implement two-step process that will lead to greater success in your career and your life: (1) Do it Well, and (2) Make it Fun. By applying this formula, you'll learn how to spice up boring meetings, relax in stressful situations, neutralize interoffice conflict, add zest to dull relationships, make project management a bit more enjoyableand more. Drawing from life observations and experiences, Ron shares hilarious anecdotes and serious lessons he has learned from his years as a social worker, middle manager, and senior leader. Ron's simple suggestions will help you take life fun day at a time to revitalize your routines, your relationships, and to achieve greater success.
Trade Review"What a great alternative to Do It Good Enough. Try Not To Hate It, which is the book most of the world lives by. Ron's book helps you reframe real life in a fun way. I'm better for having read it!" ?Larry Winget, five-time bestselling author and television personality, including the #1 bestseller Shut Up, Stop Whining and Get A Life! -- ?Larry Winget, five-time bestselling author and television personality, includin -- 20120501 "Using his trademark humor, Ron Culberson has written a book that is simple in its message but powerful in its impact. Do it Well. Make It Fun. gives you the ideas and tools you need to do both?and you really will have fun reading this engaging book about how to increase the excellence and enjoyment in your life." ?Mark Sanborn, CSP, CPAE, and author of The Fred Factor and You Don't Need a Title to Be a Leader -- ?Mark Sanborn, CSP, CPAE, and author of The Fred Factor and You Don't Need a Tit -- 20120501 "Do it Well. Make it Fun. is a simple, easily consumed blueprint for fun AND fortune as it combines those personal habits that drive success while making the journey a joy ride along the way. I would recommend it to every overstressed, undersmiled colleague of mine." ?Knox Singelton, CEO, Inova Health System -- ?Knox Singelton, CEO, Inova Health System -- 20120501
Table of ContentsIntroduction 1. Religious Violence and Christian Blasphemy Postscript: The Tears of Peter 2. Division Is Murder Postscript: Judas the Apostle 3. The Sins of the Church Postscript: Loving Jerusalem 4. The Conciliar Ideal Postscript: The Way Together 5. The Limits of Consensus Postscript: The First Council 6. The Procedural Quest for Unity and Its Obstacles Postscript: The Prophetic Contest 7. Conscience and Its Limits Postscript: The Crucifixion of Conscience 8. Multiple Consciences and the Rise of Solidarity Postscript: A Figural Phenomenology of the Church 9. The Unity of Sacrifice Conclusion
