The Wall Behind China's Open Door: Towards Efficient Intercultural Management in China Book

This has been a fabulous, quick read, to fill in time while travelling, that has offered up some great ideas as I ponder some new business ventures and seek encouragement to make some necessary lifestyle changes. Packed with inspirational little snippets and examples of people who made just the smallest changes, or focussed on the little things, that then lead to fantastic - HUGE - successes. We've been taught not to sweat the small stuff - so instead, we are all busy getting totally overwhelmed by the big stuff - and I suspect we might just have gotten it around the wrong way. This has definitely encouraged me to refocus on some short lists of achievable goals. And that feels great!! And I have to tell you : the treadmill trick - of starting with 10 minutes, then doing anther 9, then 8, then 7 .... to break up a 45 minute (yuck) workout, into short bite size chunks, that actually 'seem' to get easier - is my new favourite brain trick EVER! Short, sharp and very likely, one of the smallest books, packed with some of the smartest ideas I've read in a while!!