Volume 6- Issue 2, February 2007
Published by Llumina Press

Llumina Press

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Better Living Without Really Working

Fort Lauderdale, February 2007: It’s the American dream. Something for nothing…or nearly nothing. Why work so incredibly hard, sweating and slaving over the inconsequential details when, with a little diligent studying of Greg W. Starr’s book, Better Living Through Bureaucracy, you can become skilled at his tricks on getting ahead with very little effort. A must for all those who’d like to live La Bonne Vie – La Buena Vida – The Good Life!

The secrets for quick and easy career advancement revealed! A complete guide covering everything you need to become a top executive of your organization. Specific, real-world techniques that you can begin using today to get your career on the fast track. Instead of workplace frustration, learn the secrets of getting the bureaucracy to work for you.

You will discover how to:

* Bring great distinction to yourself while leaving the work for others.

* Sound like a natural leader without making commitments.

* Turn everyday activities into powerful image enhancers.

* Allocate your time to benefit you and avoid wasted efforts.

* Quickly get noticed by top management as the next person to promote.

* Establish and grow your own organizational empire with ease.

Why not zoom up the corporate ladder with a minimum of effort? You could spend hundreds of dollars on career development courses that won't get you anywhere, when everything you need for success is in this book.

About the Author:

Greg W. Starr has thirty years experience leading and participating in dozens of projects for major corporations and federal agencies. His in-depth analysis and insights into how to succeed in large organizations uncover the real keys for personal recognition and rapid advancement. He explains how the advice given by management can wreck your career and how you can quickly set new directions to get more than your fair share of rewards.