God is My CEO

[Banthaman]

I pretty much just started this book I'm on chapter 2 and so far it is awesome. I would like to say this book is not just for Christians and has IMO fundamentally sound business principles for business success.

 

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[maximus20895]

I am a bit confused. If it is not only for Christians then why doesn't your title of your book reflect that? That seems a bit misleading and frankly you will lose sales.

 

[Jonleehacker]

I am a bit confused. If it is not only for Christians then why doesn't your title of your book reflect that? That seems a bit misleading and frankly you will lose sales.

God doesn't equal Christian. Not to about 2/3 of the Earth's population anyways.

 

[maximus20895]

Well I mean the title reflects that there will be religious connections

 

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[Redshft]

I have picked this book up a couple times while in Barnes and Nobles recently and read through a few pages, I agree that it seems like a good read for those who want to learn more about efficient and ethical business practices.

 

[Jonleehacker]

Well I mean the title reflects that there will be religious connections

still disagree, to me God does not equal religion.

 

[Banthaman]

Having the title of God is My CEO implies religious reference laced throughout the book which it has. However, it is simply implying Christian ethical practice to business. This is also his targeted audience but I'm just saying it doesn't have to only apply to Christians in business.

For example: Mohandas Gandhi once said, "A 'No' uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a 'Yes' merely uttered to please, or worse, to avoid trouble."

While I’m no Hindu, I agree and support the principle position of this statement. As such I would also apply it to my business principles.

 

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