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Author: Dave Crenshaw

📘 The power of having fun by Dave Crenshaw

The Power of Having Fun guides readers through a proven five‑step framework that leaders have applied to enhance performance, manage time effectively, and infuse pleasure into daily tasks. By embracing playful practices, the book shows how to lower stress, lift results, and reclaim restorative breaks—recess—within the workplace. Crenshaw’s coaching style offers practical tactics to transform routine work into an engaging, high‑energy rhythm that propels careers forward while maintaining well‑being.

First publish date: 2017

Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management

Authors: Dave Crenshaw

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