Russian Lessons from Japanese Koans
4 hrs. 53 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Vladimir Tarasov
Author
Vladimir Tarasov
Narrator
Alexey Ilyin
Narrator
Alexey Ilyin
Description
Zen koans are brief stories whose meaning cannot be grasped through rational logic. They are not only parables—on the contrary, at the masters’ intention, contemplating them should lead to enlightenment—but also a unique source of managerial wisdom.
In his new book, Vladimir Tarasov comments on classical Zen koans, helping us draw effective management lessons from ancient texts. Having read this book, you’ll learn to intuitively grasp reality in order to solve problems that seem unsolvable at first glance, to use the secrets of great Zen masters to achieve personal and corporate goals.
Who we made this book for:
— for everyone interested in Vladimir Tarasov’s previous books: for heads of organizations, managers, and for all active people who want to learn management in the broadest sense in order to change life for the better.
— for those looking for new approaches to solving old problems and who want to reconsider their views on life: the book will give you food for thought and become a source of new ideas.
In his new book, Vladimir Tarasov comments on classical Zen koans, helping us draw effective management lessons from ancient texts. Having read this book, you’ll learn to intuitively grasp reality in order to solve problems that seem unsolvable at first glance, to use the secrets of great Zen masters to achieve personal and corporate goals.
Who we made this book for:
— for everyone interested in Vladimir Tarasov’s previous books: for heads of organizations, managers, and for all active people who want to learn management in the broadest sense in order to change life for the better.
— for those looking for new approaches to solving old problems and who want to reconsider their views on life: the book will give you food for thought and become a source of new ideas.
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