Review
"I know from my own experience that there is nothing greater to fulfill your dreams, touch your soul, alleviate your sorrow, shrink your needs, and bless lives than sincere volunteerism. This greatly needed book should be read and used by all who want to stretch their hearts by stretching out their hands to others."-- Stephen R. Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
"In this career-altering book, John Raynolds gives you inside information on how you can do well by doing good."-- Marshall Loeb, former managing editor of Fortune, Money, and editor of the Columbia Journalism Review
"Other people talk about careers with cold-hearted calculation, John Raynolds has written the only book that approaches the subject with a heart, and a sensible heart at that." --Arthur M. Blank, president and CEO of the Home Depot
From the Publisher
"I know from my own experience that there is nothing greater to fulfill your dreams, touch your soul, alleviate your sorrow, shrink your needs, and bless lives than sincere volunteerism. This greatly needed book should be read and used by all who want to stretch their hearts by stretching out their hands to others." --Stephen R. Covey, Author of
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People "In this career-altering book, John Raynolds gives you inside information on how you can do well by doing good." --Marshall Loeb, former managing editor, Fortune, and Money, and editor, The Columbia Journalism Review
"Other people talk about careers with cold-hearted calculation. John Raynolds has written the only book that approaches the subject with a heart, and a sensible heart at that." --Arthur M. Blank, president and CEO, The Home Depot
"John Raynolds' highly readable guide to volunteerism and careers should be required reading for everyone who is trying to start a career or push his or her opportunity and performance to a higher level." --Reuben Mark, chairman and CEO, Colgate Palmolive
"John Raynolds gives us a blueprint for service that changes lives-those we serve and our own." --Frances Hesselbein, president and CEO, The Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Non-Profit Management
