Why is it that so many of us toil away in jobs we hate, being treated like machines, doing things that will eventually ruin the planet?
Is this really the best we can do with our work and our lives?
Concluding a massive research project spanning the fields of behavioral economics, future trend analysis, and management science, Josh Allan Dykstra elegantly shows how the world of work is evolving — and that the competitive advantage of business is shifting towards something much more life-giving than where we’ve been.
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“It’s time to join Josh Allan Dykstra’s work revolution and change the future of employment experiences. Igniting the Invisible Tribe will empower, inform, and motivate you to leverage the unseen forces that create social and business affinity. Bravo, Josh. Now buy this book!”
– Joseph Michelli, Ph.D.
New York Times #1 Bestselling Author of The Zappos Experience & The Starbucks Experience
“Tribes are better off for Josh’s work.”
– Dave Logan, Ph.D.
New York Times #1 bestselling coauthor of Tribal Leadership
“Don’t just buy this book; devour it, and use it to help invent the future we’d love to work in.”
– Terry Paulson, Ph.D.
Award-winning speaker and author of The Optimism Advantage
“The rules of organizational life have changed dramatically and Josh provides a new and reliable map of the territory. His strategies for thriving — not just surviving — will illuminate the path forward for all of us!”
– Michael W. Morrison, Ph.D.
Founder of the University of Toyota and author of The Other Side of the Card
“Forcefully explicit… an easy but provocative reading experience and loaded with ideas all generations in the workforce should hear.”
– Carleen MacKay
Director of Mature Workforce Initiatives for Career Partners International
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BLUR: Finding Faith in a Fuzzy World
Josh’s first book, Blur, was released in 2007 as a limited edition eBook.
It’s currently out of print (so to speak) and hiding in his digital vaults. Josh has full intentions of doing a few edits and re-releasing it in paper and digital formats after Igniting the Invisible Tribe is published.
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9 Comments
Samantha
Please bring out the new book!
Stoked to read it. Loved the first one and still have it as a file on my computer.
Thank you for your wise words
08 Feb 2010 12:02 am
Sue
Would love to read blur. Let me know when it will be available again.
24 Apr 2010 01:04 pm
Brad
Hi Josh,
Brilliant! Sigh. iLent what I own, now reap what I’ve sown.
Thanks for all of the wonderful insights.
Hope your sage is pressed into bits or paper soon.
Regards,
Brad
12 Aug 2010 01:08 am (@Twitter Name)
Dominic Altier
Can’t wait for your next book. Blur has been a great read, and your next topic is very intriguing. Also, I love the new title!
23 Oct 2010 11:10 am (@Twitter Name)
Josh Allan Dykstra
Thanks Dom! Really appreciate that. We’ve just started pitching, so hopefully we’ll quickly find a publisher who can get excited about it too! I’m really eager to get it out there.
23 Oct 2010 05:10 pm (@joshallan)
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