LoveWork

A proven methodology for discovering or recovering the work you love. –Amy C. Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management, Harvard Business SchoolAs a father I have noticed that the next generation are determined to live different lives and make different trade-offs. Young people who want to work hard, whist prioritizing work that they enjoy. They will not tolerate what the previous generation did. Work should be fulfilling and LoveWork helps you make changes for a better future. –Errol Williams, Vice President, WeWorkDoing what you love is about your head, heart and guts. In LoveWork the authors take readers on a powerful journey drawing upon all three faculties to arrive at a meaningful conclusion. –David Woodward, former Executive Vice President, President and CEO at Heinz Europe, Founder and CEO of Woodward Leadership LtdEverything flows when your work is based on a mix of having a clear sense of purpose, doing what inspires you and generating positive energy. In LoveWork, the authors share their own mixology for doing great work. –Brian Woodhead, Customer Service Director, Transport for LondonIf we love what we do, it’s not really work. It’s a big part of our life and we just tag it work. In LoveWork the authors paint a compelling picture for how to do what we love. –Barry Robinson, President and Managing Director International Operations at Wyndham Vacation Clubs, Wyndham DestinationsLet your dream, vision and deep sense of purpose be your guide to life and work. LoveWork will show you how to recognize and articulate your vision! –Richard Boyatzis, Distinguished University Professor, Case Western Reserve University, co-author of Helping People ChangeLove is the most underused word in business. It seems to be incongruous that as human beings we carve out 8-10 hours of our day to live in environments where love is supposed to be absent! Love has been programmed out of business and we need to bring it back. –Paul Snyder, Executive Vice President Stewardship, Tillamook County Creamery AssociationMy philosophy is to combine unique design with a distinctly local flavour. Developing your own unique work design and giving it a distinctly local flavour will result in loving your work! Let LoveWork give you a helping hand.–Andreas Thrasy, Chairman, New World HospitalityPart of loving what you do is understanding your purpose. I’ve been able to love what I do even in the most challenging environments by living my purpose day-to-day. Read LoveWork to figure out how you can love what you do. –Laure Miller, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Macy’sPassion needs to be at the core of why you are working in order to love your work. Use LoveWork to reflect upon the passion factor for your work and if it has diminished how to reignite it. –Jonathan Mills, Chief Executive Officer, EMEA Choice HotelsPeople don’t leave companies they leave managers. Let LoveWork inspire you to be the type of person who gets the best out of others and helps them love their work. –Khaled IsmailWe need to be flexible, innovative and emotionally connected in order to maintain our energy and thrive in an environment of change. LoveWork champions all. –Jonathan Coen, Security Director, Heathrow

Sophie Devonshire (Author)

Sophie Devonshire is CEO of The Marketing Society, a global network of marketing leaders. An experienced business leader and entrepreneur, her career includes brand management at Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola. Author of Superfast: Lead at Speed which was shortlisted for Business Book Awards and the #1 bestseller in Change Management on Amazon.

Ben Renshaw (Author)

Ben Renshaw is one of today’s foremost leadership thinkers, speaker, coach and author. Ben’s innovative work with leading organisations, senior executives and entrepreneurs has brought him international acclaim. Author of ten popular books including LoveWork, Being, Purpose, LEAD and SuperCoaching. Clients include Heathrow, IHG, London Underground, Sainsbury’s and Sky.