God and Money: How We Discovered True Riches at Harvard Business School
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God and Money: How We Discovered True Riches at Harvard Business School

by John Cortines, Gregory Baumer

Business Religion
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John Cortines and Gregory Baumer recount their Harvard Business School days, where the pursuit of wealth clashed with emerging spiritual insights. This memoir explores how they uncovered profound riches through faith, redefining success in a world obsessed with money. Their honest reflections offer guidance for anyone seeking balance between ambition and purpose.

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God and Money chronicles the experiences of John Cortines and Gregory Baumer during their time at Harvard Business School. As ambitious students, they initially focused on career paths that promised material prosperity.

Through personal reflection and exploration, they began to question the true value of wealth. Their journey led them to integrate spiritual principles into their professional lives, discovering a more fulfilling approach to success.

The book highlights how their Harvard education intersected with faith, offering insights into balancing ambition with deeper life meanings. It serves as a guide for readers navigating similar tensions between worldly achievements and spiritual growth.

By sharing their discoveries, the authors illustrate practical ways to find true riches beyond financial gain. Their narrative encourages a reevaluation of priorities in a high-stakes environment like business school.

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