Tabla de Contenidos: “…The storm. Wished upon a star ; Quirky Ben ; Diagnosis -- The journey ; Sunrise ; Sunset -- Oz. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover; Copyright; Preface; Dedication; List of first lines; Sitting does not create truth, ; We sit through the storms; I am the cause of my own suffering.; We need not fear the arising of thoughts; Follow the leader who seeks not followers.; "My hut is leaking," said the novice, ; Before the rain ends, ; We sit for what else is there to do?…”
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Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Notes -- CHAPTER 1: Goodbye Employees, Hello Contributors -- Work Different -- Contracted Contributors -- Setting the Table -- Working in Partnership Is about Hearing, Not Listening -- Dancing to a Different Tune -- More Ch‐Ch‐Changes -- Working for the Weekend -- A Proposition You Can't Refuse -- A Quick but Important Digression About Ch‐Ch‐Change -- You're Gonna Hear Me Roar -- People Leaders Beat Leaders of People -- People Leaders' Calls to Action (CTAs) -- Executives' and HR's Calls to Action (CTAs) -- Notes -- CHAPTER 2: Stressed Out, Burnt Out, and Quietly Quitting -- We Did It to Ourselves and We Need to Fix It -- The Human Energy Crisis -- A Quick Science Lesson, Part 1: Energy Is Finite -- A Quick Science Lesson, Part 2: The Perma‐Crises Mindset -- Go Easy on Me -- The Link Between Stress and Performance -- When It's More than Just Stress -- I'm Fired Up and Tired of the Way That Things Have Been -- It's Okay to Not Be Okay -- The Calm After the Storm -- People Leaders' CTAs -- Executives' and HR's CTAs -- Notes -- CHAPTER 3: The New Rhythm of Work -- Drop the Beat, Y'all! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- The Freezing of the Global Workforce -- A World on the Run -- Navigating the Perfect Storm -- Skill Up or Sink -- A Breath of Fresh Air -- Second Acts -- I'm Gonna Make You a Star -- Don't Forget to Look at Yourself -- So How Do We Break the Cycle? …”

“…Project Management Basics slips the spinning project manager into the eye of the storm where things are quiet and it’s easy to figure out what to do next using the author’s detailed checklists and hard-headed advice. …”