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Delivering Happiness A Path to Profits Passion and Purpose

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7 Reddit comments about Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose:

u/FattieMattie · 10 pointsr/TalesFromRetail

I love to see service stories like this. It's about doing what's right, not what's policy, and you definitely did that. If you have't read it yet, try picking up the Zappos book and giving it a read (or even passing it along to the boss folk). Has some great info on things like this.

u/msupr · 3 pointsr/Entrepreneur

u/HoyosEnrique · 2 pointsr/marketing

It will probably depend if you are doing marketing for yourself or your company, or if you work as a consultant or in an agency working with multiple clients.

I personally work at an agency, and my experience is not about fully internalizing frameworks but combining elements of various. I am constantly reading different books, and going through courses. Every client I do work for, I change the framework, and tailor it to their objectives.

The only advise I can give you is to continuously learn, look into different frameworks, books, and even re-read or redo courses like hub spot. I find every time you do those, your mind is in a different state and you take different valuable insights than before.

The thing I believe you need to internalize to do great marketing is to always think about the customer and how anything you do is adding value to them or helping them make the right decision. If you are interested in that I recommend reading Delivering Happiness (https://www.amazon.com/Delivering-Happiness-Profits-Passion-Purpose/dp/0446576220)

u/mrbrentoz · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Well, I just finished up "Delivering Happiness" the other night. That was my second time reading that and each time it has inspired me to find my niche in the world and sparked the fire to start a buisness.

And thank you for the welcome :)

u/BrandonRushing · 1 pointr/Entrepreneur

I'll reiterate a few listed here that I've read.

Let My People Go Surfing by Yvon Chouinard - Founder of Patagonia and how he went from a rock climber to the founder of a huge world wide known brand that give's back to the community.

Losing my Virginity Richard Brandson - Virgin Group founder. This one is an often hilarious detail of the odd way Branson made his way to the empire he now has.

Delivering Happiness Tony Hsiegh - Founder of Zappos. Focuses heavily on the importance of customer service, employee happiness and company culture.

And my personal favorite How to Get Rich by Felix Dennis. Felix was one of the wealthiest people in the UK from his publishing empire. How to Get Rich is a brutally honest account of his opinion of what it takes to get huge wealth. The first part of the book spends time explaining to you that you really do not want to get rich due to the sacrifices you are going to be making and the struggles you will face. The second part of the book explains how he has learned how to get rich, but it won't make you any happier, just have more choices. (some of this was paraphrased from a review on Amazon to help put my thoughts together)

I recommend all four of these, but for a very original take, How To Get Rich takes the cake.

u/gaardyn · 1 pointr/suggestmeabook

I found What Should I Do With My Life: The True Story of People Who Answered the Ultimate Question inspiring.

I would also recommend Delivering Happiness: A Path to Passion, Profits, and Purpose. It won't necessarily help you find your passion but it will show you how to proceed once you do.

u/PJSmitty · 1 pointr/IAmA

try reading his book. Delivering Happiness