Americans will easily relate to this insightful book that connects familiar concepts from their place of work directly to the pursuit of improving their health.

In the 21st century, there has never been a greater emphasis on employment, work, and productivity in America. One would think that this would actually be good for business.

Unfortunately, there is a popular focus on faking a living while making a living that affects productivity, profitability, and job satisfaction for hundreds of thousands of workers every day.

Most Americans pretend that they have the potential for living long, healthy, and prosperous lives while blatantly neglecting their optimal health. Additionally, by accepting both their common, self-sabotaging choices and subsequential, mediocre human performance, their careers as well as the companies for which they work will most likely suffer.

If work is a top priority to most of the American work force, why is productivity, profitability, and job satisfaction being threatened more than ever? Clearly, our values and objectives are out of alignment and it's a vicious, cyclical pattern that continues to worsen each day. How can we fight back? Inquire within. More >>