Book · 2008 · Business & Economics
Conscious Business
How to Build Value Through Values
- mentions
- 1
- person
- 1
- podcast
- 1
- episode
- 1
- recommendation
- 1
And he wrote this book Conscious Business, which I recommend to, I don't recommend a lot of business books, I'm just going to be perfectly honest Tim, I often read the beginning of business books and then I never finished them. But Conscious Business, I had read all of it and he formed this firm called Axialent at the time.
Why people recommend it
Conscious Business is a comprehensive professional guide written by Fred Kofman that explores how to bring personal responsibility, integrity, and mindfulness into the corporate workplace. On an episode of The Tim Ferriss Show titled #724: Claire Hughes Johnson — How to Take Responsibility for Your Life, Create, broadcast on February 27, 2024, Claire Hughes Johnson discussed the publication. Johnson admitted to host Tim Ferriss that she rarely finishes business books, often reading only the opening chapters before setting them aside due to a lack of sustained engagement. However, she made a notable exception for Kofman's work, emphasizing that she had actually read the entirety of Conscious Business and frequently recommends it to others. Johnson praised the depth and utility of the material, mentioning that the author had also formed a firm based on the principles outlined within the text. Her strong endorsement highlighted the book's effectiveness in shifting workplace culture and encouraging leaders to adopt more conscious, responsible behaviors in their professional lives. The recommendation served as a rare instance of a business title holding her complete attention from start to finish.
Every mention
Claire Hughes Johnson And he wrote this book Conscious Business, which I recommend to, I don't recommend a lot of business books,… 1
“And he wrote this book Conscious Business, which I recommend to, I don't recommend a lot of business books, I'm just going to be perfectly honest Tim, I often read the beginning of business books and then I never finished them. But Conscious Business, I had read all of it and he formed this firm called Axialent at the time”
