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Praise for Jewish Wisdom for Business Success |
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Written by Rabbi Levi Brackman
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
We are delighted that Jewish Wisdom for Business Success has received advance praise from Al Lewis, The Denver Post, Business Columnist; Rabbi Daniel Lapin, author of Thou Shall Prosper; Michael Port, author of Book Yourself Solid and Beyond Booked Solid, and Herb Rubenstein author of Leadership for Lawyers.
"This book will help guide you up the ladder of success in a most satisfying way. It is full of history, insights, and approaches that have stood the test of time and are relevant for today."
—Herb Rubenstein, author of Leadership for Lawyers
"Brackman and Jaffe have done a superb job of demonstrating how the ideas found in ancient Jewish texts feed directly into successful business practices. Jewish Wisdom for Business Success will also help the reader deal with aspects of their personal life that affect their business and it will no doubt take its place amongst the great business advice books. I am delighted to recommend this book which will greatly contribute to the success of both your business and life."
—Michael Port, author of Book Yourself Solid and Beyond Booked Solid
"Today, as more people of every background view the Torah as a comprehensive framework of reality, Jewish Wisdom for Business Success is both a timely and a relevant volume. Impeccably applying authentic spiritual sources to a variety of real-world business challenges, this volume is a vital resource for every business professional."
— Rabbi Daniel Lapin, author of Thou Shall Prosper.
"Hundreds of business success books go to print each year, but almost everything you need to know was written thousands of year ago. Because the human condition has not changed for millennia, business remains an inner battle between fear and greed, self-doubt and overconfidence, emotion and intellect. Rabbi Levi Brackman and Sam Jaffe show how the original 'blue print for success' came straight from the writings that billions of Jews, Christians and Moslems hold sacred."
—Al Lewis, Business Columnist, The Denver Post Recommend this article...
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