The Garbageman's Guide to Life is about clearing a path to the life you've always wanted by getting rid of your mental clutter. It's premise is simple: all the same skills you use to get rid of trash you can see are the exact same skills you can use to get rid of the trash in your head. And since all of us have been throwing trash away our whole lives, it's entirely possible to do some mental housekeeping without having to spend years learning a new set of skills. That's where our motto comes from: "If you can drag your can to the curb, you already know how to clear your mind!" The…mehr
The Garbageman's Guide to Life is about clearing a path to the life you've always wanted by getting rid of your mental clutter. It's premise is simple: all the same skills you use to get rid of trash you can see are the exact same skills you can use to get rid of the trash in your head. And since all of us have been throwing trash away our whole lives, it's entirely possible to do some mental housekeeping without having to spend years learning a new set of skills. That's where our motto comes from: "If you can drag your can to the curb, you already know how to clear your mind!" The Garbageman's Guide to Life offers an eight-step framework to getting rid of mental trash. Each step has memorable, garbage-related names like ?Create Your Route? and ?Take Care of Your Truck.? Filled with personal stories and down-to-earth wisdom, The Garbageman's Guide to Life is written in an approachable, casual style that will teach people that throwing away old thoughts, beliefs, and opinions is no different than throwing out other garbage. It's trash and it's time to get rid of it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Norm LeMay has associated with the waste industry for more than fifty years, starting with steam cleaning garbage trucks when he was twelve years old. Mr. LeMay managed one of the most prestigious private hauling operations, LeMay Enterprises, for more than 20 years before it was sold to Waste Connections in 2008. He also co-managed LRI (a large landfill in Pierce County) with Waste Connections, a Board member of the Washington Refuse & Recycling Association. He currently serves as a Board member of the Environmental Industry Associations and is a Director of Routeware, Inc., a company specializing in on-board computing and analytic software for garbage trucks. Mr. LeMay's enthusiasm and knack for seeing life through philosophical eyes helps infuse The Garbageman's Guide with a down-to-earth spirit that makes it accessible and enjoyable to everyone. Steven Kaufman has nearly thirty years of corporate work, eleven of which were spent in the waste industry. He is co-founder of Routeware, Inc. (a waste industry technology company), co-founder of RentADumpster.com, and authored numerous articles that have appeared in the waste industry press. Mr. Kaufman has held positions in the US, Europe, and Asia specializing in operations, logistics management, and marketing. He has also served on several non-profit boards and spearheaded a large community activist group. As an entrepreneur, Mr. Kaufman has started six different companies and currently leads a successful small business consulting firm. His journey, both personally and professionally, has led to an insatiable curiosity about the mind and how it works---a passion he brings to "The Garbageman's Guide" with his unique brand of energy and optimism.
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Introduction How to Use This Book Step 1: Find the Value and Toss the Trash The Central Role of Value Is It Treasure or Is It Trash? Are You Stepping on the Accelerator or the Brake? Short-Term and Long-Term Value Finding Gold in the Garbage The Value Service Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 2: Keep Your Can Empty What Is Emptiness? Why Emptiness Is Hard to Work With Why We Don’t Like Emptiness The Myth of Collecting The Power of Emptiness The Empty and Return Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 3: Create Your Route Nothing Stays the Same The Curse of the Comfort Zone Where Change Happens The Solution: Creating a Route Expanding the Comfort Zone Route Management System Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 4: Park Your Ego The Perfect Garbageman Let’s Talk Ego Early Origins The Masks of Ego The Dangers of an Unchecked Ego The Inner Garbageman Ego, Inner Garbageman, and Perception A Big Shift in Gears The ParkSafe Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 5: Leave It in the Landfill About Mental Contracts Why Trash Comes out of the Landfill The Danger of Clinging Trash Forgiveness and Dumping Persistent TBOs The Benefits of Forgiveness The Landfill Management Program Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 6: Get Away From Toxic Waste Low-Level Toxic Waste High-Level Toxic Waste Where Does Toxic Waste Come From? Victim? A Toxic-Free Life Toxic Waste Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 7: Stop Hoarding What Is Hoarding? What I Hoard Why I Hoard The Symptoms of Hoarding When Does Holding Become Hoarding? Stop Dragging It Forward Letting People Back In Putting My Toys Away Hoarding School Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 8: Take Care of Your Truck The Four Basics Abuse and Misuse Ignoring the Wiring No Two Are the Same Dealing with Breakdowns The Art of Adapting Wear Spots A More Effective Team Maintenance Benefit List Maintenance and Repair Checklist Use Caution Taking It to the Street Conclusion Glossary of Terms Acknowledgments
Introduction How to Use This Book Step 1: Find the Value and Toss the Trash The Central Role of Value Is It Treasure or Is It Trash? Are You Stepping on the Accelerator or the Brake? Short-Term and Long-Term Value Finding Gold in the Garbage The Value Service Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 2: Keep Your Can Empty What Is Emptiness? Why Emptiness Is Hard to Work With Why We Don’t Like Emptiness The Myth of Collecting The Power of Emptiness The Empty and Return Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 3: Create Your Route Nothing Stays the Same The Curse of the Comfort Zone Where Change Happens The Solution: Creating a Route Expanding the Comfort Zone Route Management System Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 4: Park Your Ego The Perfect Garbageman Let’s Talk Ego Early Origins The Masks of Ego The Dangers of an Unchecked Ego The Inner Garbageman Ego, Inner Garbageman, and Perception A Big Shift in Gears The ParkSafe Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 5: Leave It in the Landfill About Mental Contracts Why Trash Comes out of the Landfill The Danger of Clinging Trash Forgiveness and Dumping Persistent TBOs The Benefits of Forgiveness The Landfill Management Program Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 6: Get Away From Toxic Waste Low-Level Toxic Waste High-Level Toxic Waste Where Does Toxic Waste Come From? Victim? A Toxic-Free Life Toxic Waste Action Plan Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 7: Stop Hoarding What Is Hoarding? What I Hoard Why I Hoard The Symptoms of Hoarding When Does Holding Become Hoarding? Stop Dragging It Forward Letting People Back In Putting My Toys Away Hoarding School Use Caution Taking It to the Street Step 8: Take Care of Your Truck The Four Basics Abuse and Misuse Ignoring the Wiring No Two Are the Same Dealing with Breakdowns The Art of Adapting Wear Spots A More Effective Team Maintenance Benefit List Maintenance and Repair Checklist Use Caution Taking It to the Street Conclusion Glossary of Terms Acknowledgments
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