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Divine Wisdom at Work: 10 Universal Principles for Enlightened Entrepreneurs

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There is nothing "new" in this book. The principles have been laid out by countless others. But Molloy has her own gentle style of laying it down and repetition never hurts. In fact, repetition is downright necessary so that they percolate deep down and become a part of who you are.

There are wonderful quotes throughout the book and I found this to be one of the best parts. Here is some samples:
"Maintaining a complicated life is a great way to avoind changing it" - Elaine St. James
"Everything you can imagine is real" - Picasso

There are sections that talk about changing your world view such as those that talk about using affirmations as a step towards changing your reality. There are highly practical sections such as the one that shows you how to remove clutter from your life.

This is an easy book to read but doing it at one sitting is not the best way. Leave it lying around and dip into it. Whatever catches you and leaves an imprint is what you should work to bring into your life. Trust me, it will be worth it.

For any entrepeneur this is a great book. I pick it up, read snippets and get just what I need to take my next steps. Once I even got goose bumps! Buy it...you'll like it!

Sandra Wilkes

Divine Wisdom at Work is a practical guide to a more fulfilling life. Tricia Molloy has sifted through the many messages of those who have inspired her journey and put together a powerful and useful tool for others. Comfort, encouragement, and common sense resonate from each page. With Molloy's 10 Universal Principles in place, clarity, focus, and new opportunities abound in both professional and personal arenas. Do something good for yourself--and your business--and read this book!

Tricia Malloy's "Divine Wisdom At Work" helps us to clearly see the profound, positive impact that timeless universal principles can make in the life of business today. She presents her work in an easy to understand format and demonstrates how the principles empowered and enhanced great lives in ages past and still does today. Regardless of your line of work, I enthusiastically recommend "Divine Wisdom At Work" for everyone.

Excellent Book. A quick read for people on the go. Fast paced and easy to understand. Nails down the 10 Universal Principles on how to live your life both personally and professionally.

Includes homework assignments to get you on tract, focused and feeling good about who you are and where you're going in life quickly.

I particularly appreciated how each principle was developed with ideas, stories, exercises and quotes from other authors. I was able to put these ideas into practice right away because of the easy way it was written. This book is an easy to read tutorial that can transform any business. I like that there is a follow up system for group meetings to discuss and explore more deeply these principles. A read that is well worth your time.

All of these reviews are from other authors of similar titles. They're all biased, friends, associates, paid, or all of the above. Irrelevant of content, this deserves a 1-star to balance out all the bogus ratings. Falsifying the merit of a book to create sales rather than relying upon genuine readers' opinion is morally wrong.

First off, this book is for everyone. I was amazed to see so many financial, emotional, and time management techniques packed into such an easy-to-read book. Tricia gives you exercises and ideas for increasing your productivity as well as the savings in your bank account. I was stunned at how quickly I read this book.

Tricia has done a vast amount of research to bring you the 10 principles of an abundant and successful life. Her chapters are chock full of quotes from different books and people that she has read and interviewed so you not only get her take on each topic, but you're in the discussion with at least five to eight other individuals on the same principle.

My favorite chapters were: Principle 4, Clean Out the Clutter: The Universe will Fill the Vacuum, and Principle 10: Give Thanks Often: Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude. I focus on these two chapters because they are so pivotal to having a financially secure life. Most folks forget how all these topics effect your view and choices on money, and what Tricia does is demonstrate how changing your environment from clutter to clean brings you more energy and time (at least 2 hours a day says the research) to be productive with what is really important to you.

Giving thanks often is something that has brought me many new clients, opportunities and joys in life. So all the advice Tricia gives in Chapter 10 I heartily recommend to others because I've seen the positive results first hand with my own experiences. By expressing my happiness to others in thanking them for their assistance, the Universe turns around and continues to shower me with the very things for which I am grateful! It's crazy! It's abundance! And it is how Life works. Tricia does a great job of explaining this.

I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to break out of their negative rut in a simple yet positive way. Sure, the titel says the principles are for entrepreneurs, but I have found that the truths talked about are just as viable for the stay-at-home-mom, teacher, construction worker, or medical professional. It really doesn't matter what you do for income. If you are working, this book is for you!

Janine Bolon, author, Money...It's Not Just for Rich People!

"Diving Wisdom at Work" is uplifting and inspiring. It is practical guidence on how to create a successful foundation for a purposeful business. My fiancee and I are using these enlightened principles while starting our own company and it is already seeing the effects! After reading this book you will feel empowered, confident, and ready to turn your dreams into your passion. It's a must read for anyone wanting to grow as a person and as a professional.

Tricia Molloy's wonderful book is beautifully written and speaks to the heart. It can be read all in one sitting, but I suggest spending a little time with each chapter to let her messages really soak in. It's a great tool to keep us focused on the higher disciplines, especially when the work day is at its most tedious.