商之道
管理之道
“Business fads come and go but the Tao is
forever. Never before have its teachings of
flexibility, fluidity and the complementarity
of opposites been so relevant to life and work.
This book does a great job of explaining how
the Tao fits into today’s business scene.”
                                              
                                             James Kynge
                 author of China Shakes the World
(from back cover)
If your communication with yourself
is unimpeded and free flowing, you have the
best possible foundation for comprehensive
communication with others. People who regularly
overrule their inner voices are hardly
open and responsive enough to process all the
information that can be received consciously
and subconsciously from others. The more information
you are able to absorb and process,
the more you can read between the lines of a
situation, and the more options you have to
optimize communication within your team. 

                             The Tao of Business, p. 92 

To some extent, the Daodejing’s advice is
simply about careful planning and strategic
management. Its real emphasis, however,
is on truly efficient, agile and responsive 
operational patterns. You can do a lot of
planning, but if your everyday operational
patterns are inefficient, you are wasting
precious resources.

                 The Tao of Business, p. 64-65 

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Everything you do causes a chain of reactions.
Every single action has a range of side effects. Make them work for and not against you. 

                            The Tao of Business, p. 67 
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The Tao of Business