Divorce can be Such Sweet Sorrow: An Anecdotal Survival Kit

by Pete Geissler

Overview

Snapshot, reviewers, comments: here would be far less angst in the world if very lawyer and every spouse seeking a divorce would read this book and practice its principles...Humor, insight, and downright usefulness in one short book...no lawyer babble; just sensible advice.
Excerpt: Rick’s Rule for fence-sitters: “The marriage is over when he phones that he’ll be late for supper and she has already left a note that it’s in the refrigerator.” Rick is the attorney who guided me through my amicable and equitable divorce, preserving my sanity and well-being as well as that of my ex. I paid thousands to learn his rules; you, lucky you, get them for the small cost of this book. I hope that you’ll use them wisely. 

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153169149
Publisher:	The Expressive Press
Publication date:	04/21/2016
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	197 KB

About the Author

Pete Geissler is a freelance professional writer who specializes in management/leadership, engineering/science, and energy/environmental issues. He is deeply concerned about the poor and deteriorating image of business held by the general public and governments, which he feels can be reversed by broadening g the mindsets of managers to be more thoughtful and humane-- without compromising profitability. In The Power of Dignity, Mr. Geissler decries managing for stockholder value as a destructive philosophy, and proposes replacing it with Managing for Dignity. He offers solid empirical and anecdotal evidence that doing so creates sustainable competitive advantage. The first edition of Dignity, published in 2004 as Managing with Conscience for Competitive Advantage, was a Finalist, Best Books 2004, awarded by USA Book News, with this comment: “This wonderful title suggests a management direction that could prevent more of the same large-scale failings (such as the Enron debacle) and restore a sense of social consciousness to management.” John Burroughs, Reviewer, Midwest Book Review, added: “More than just an ethical handbook, (this book) is a ‘must read’ chock full of prosperity-building tips, tricks, and techniques for small and big business managers alike.” Don Nusser, Vice President, Hatch Mott MacDonald, agrees: “Powerfully convincing … a vastly important, necessary change to the way businesses could and should be led … mandatory reading for executives worldwide.” *** The Power of Dignity is the first of Pete Geissler’s leadership books; all are connected thematically by their single purpose: to be the thinking leader’s model for sustainable competitive advantage. The second book is The Power of Writing Well, followed by The Power of Ethics. Leaders who understand and practice these three foundational bulwarks will enhance the productivity, profitability, and competitive advantage of their organizations. The books were born from insights derived from more than forty years consulting with leaders of various businesses and professional associations. Mr. Geissler’s other books include: The Power of Being Articulate; The Power of Writing Well; Divorce can be Such Sweet Sorrow, and BigShots’ Bullshit,.

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