Project Bloom: A Yogi's Wisdom for the Workplace

Can meditation play a role in business? Can it be the secret to maintaining a proper work-life balance in today's competitive marketplace? Can you find happiness at work regardless of what kind of work you do? This is the story of how a Fortune 500 human resources department transformed the lives of its employees by applying Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev's ideas on leadership, engagement, career development, and meditation in business through a unique program called Project Bloom.Project Bloom provides a model for how employees can influence a business' culture to make it become the kind of place where everyone enjoys working.Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, a yogi from India, who not only teaches meditation to business leaders all across the world, but also runs a humanitarian relief operation in India that provides free medical care, schools for disadvantaged children, and conducts massive volunteer tree-planting efforts. Each individual can transform his or her own work-life to live a happier, healthier, and more balanced life by using a science and technology that has been made use of for thousands of years, especially in the eastern parts of the world. By transforming yourself, a seed is planted that blooms within you.


About the Author
Kevin Wilson began his career in the 1980's, producing and writing series television for ESPN and PBS, as well as a ground-breaking personal computer show for cable, working with partner Jennifer Wauson. Later he worked as a Learning Services Training Developer / Writer for IBM, and Learning Technology Manager for Cox Enterprises, Inc. Currently, he also works as an Instructional Designer / Training Developer / Writing Coach for The Production Group, Inc. / Videologies. Kevin has a B.S. in Communications from The University of Texas at Austin, along with Instructional Design Training from multiple sources. He is the co-author of three books, along with Jennifer Wauson: The AMA Handbook of Business Writing, The Administrative Assistant's and Secretary's Handbook, and The AMA Handbook of Business Documents.