Other Books by Bill Pollard
Other books by Bill Pollard
“…despite contrary belief—faith belongs in business, God and profit have a lot in common, and the bottom line shouldn’t be a business’s sole reason for being.”
The Tides of Life
The Tides of Life explores a framework for life that reflects who we are, where we are going and the significance of being created with this special gift of choice. As we exercise this gift, we determine the person we are becoming, our relationship with others, the effectiveness of our work, and our ability to serve as we lead. The gift of choice carries with it the awesome responsibility to make the right choices. As in sailing, there are forces in life that we may feel but cannot see or control and that will influence the effectiveness of our choices. The question for every person to answer is whether there is room for God in navigating these choices of life.
Serving Two Masters?
Serving Two Masters? provides practical insight and sound advice for anyone who has wrestled with the integration of faith and work. In 51 short essays, Bill Pollard challenges us to do far better than “balance” or “juggle” our personal, spiritual, and business imperatives. He shows us how they come together in a powerful sense of purpose.
Drawn from Pollard’s more than 25 years of executive experience with ServiceMaster, the reflections in Serving Two Masters? show us how—despite contrary belief—faith belongs in business, God and profit have a lot in common, and the bottom line shouldn’t be a business’s sole reason for being. In Serving Two Masters? the best-selling author of The Soul of the Firm shows that principles of faith and smart business practices are not mutually exclusive and that combining the two can actually lead to extraordinary success.
The Heart of A Business Ethic
An edited collection of profound and inspiring lectures from a distinguished group of top scholars, gurus and practitioners in the field of business leadership. Compiled by C. William Pollard, this powerful publication also includes Pollard´s insightful commentary on each lecture.