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Available on CD
(For a full table of contents,
click here)
Santa Barbara Press - 1994
Why is it we don't see any "Thank God It's Monday" bumper
stickers?
There is no reason why you can't look forward to going to work
every day. Overwork, time pressure and other stresses are choices,
not necessities. Looking into your heart means having the courage
to always make your work a source of satisfaction. In this book,
based on his experience of developing and teaching Time Management
and other personal development seminars since 1977, Frank Sanitate
explores:
- Why an attitude of scarcity causes us to overwork
- How organizations become more productive when individuals consciously
pursue their own satisfaction
- How to overcome barriers that prevent work from being
- What satisfaction means and how to achieve it
(For a full table of contents,
click here)
Santa Barbara Press - 2002
This book is a no-nonsense, rational look at religion, god and
us.
Frank Sanitate bridges the gap between his former life as a monk
and his present life as an entrepreneur, family man, seminar leader
and advocate for the world's poor and hungry.
He says: "After 30 years I wanted to re-think the concepts
of my Christian faith. The process took me on a long and fruitful
journey, which I am still on. Popular spiritual books of the day
are of no help to me. In this book I take a no-nonsense, rational
look at religion, god and us. I try to avoid the pious language
of old spiritual writing as well as the lyrical, metaphorical language
of current spiritual writing. May my journey assist you in yours!"
"For those who are disillusioned with the current structure
and hierarchy of religious institutions, yet have a deep yearning
and faith in their hearts, this book will be a friend and a guide."
- Barbara Marx Hubbard, author, President of the Foundation
for Conscious Evolution
"In this book, Frank Sanitate uses playful inquiry, his personal
experience, and thoughtful analysis to inspire people to examine
their own spiritual beliefs and theology. By guiding the reader
through an exploration of many important ideas and questions, this
book could help any thoughtful person become more spiritually mature
and aware."
-Jonathan Robinson, author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to
Awakening Your Spirituality and Life's Big Questions.
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by
Frank Sanitate
by
Frank Sanitate