Adversity Quotient at Work: Finding Your Hidden Capacity for Getting Things Done

Read this book! Dr. Paul Stotlz has written a wonderful book that can help us all to accomplish more at work and to enjoy it while we do. With his easy to undertsand concepts and easy to follow "how to's" we can all learn to harness the adversities and obstacles that we face every day and to use them as springboards in our lives. This book has already helped me and many of my friends to develop a higher level of perseverance which is helping to drive higher levels of accomplishment and statisfaction not only in our work but in every facet of lives. Dr. Stoltz, thank you for sharing your great insight!

Paul has written another marvelous book! With all the complex pressures educators face today, knowing how to work with adversity is becoming all the more important. As a past teacher, principal and central office administrator, I recommend that anyone working in our nation's public schools read this book. It is an invaluable resource.

In the era of swift change and unremitting uncertainty, the challenge for executives and entrepreneurs is not only how to avoid crisis, but mainly how to weather and defy adversity. Dr. Stoltz shows that success in converting adversities into profitable opportunities is related to our ability to move forward despite what appears to be insurmountable obstacles. Thus, navigators of large enterprises or entrepreneurial startups should read this book for it provides theory-based accounts on how to develop and harness human perseverance. Such personal determination affects not only career choices but also the success with which actions are pursued and executed, which in turn fortifies one's own AQ. My empirical research in the area of innovation management validates and provides scientific support for this theory. Higher AQ is not a fad; it is associated with higher personal success.- Gideon D. Markman, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship Lally School of Management & Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Learning to climb and leading others through their climb becomes an essential skill for leaders in the new millennium. The wisdom of Stoltz's work are that we have the potential to do both.Bob Weigand, Director Management Training & Development, St.Luke's Hospital and Health Network

Finally! A book that shows exactly how to bring the best out of employees in today's organizations. Adversity Quotient @ Work provides readers with the essential tools they need to invent their own futures and to control their own destinies on the job -- taking their organizations to new heights. Get this book -- before your competition does!