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Informationen zum Autor Ana Mollinedo Mims has held executive positions with Fortune 500 corporations and not-for-profit organizations, guiding strategic development, change management, communications, media and corporate relations, government and investor relations, community and philanthropic efforts, and Web site/portal design and strategy. She speaks nationally to business groups about strategic development, growth, implementation of global corporate functions, mentoring, and building ROI through business integration of corporate affairs functions. She has a particular interest in the career development of young women and minority students and professionals. She has written articles and has appeared on television and in numerous business magazine interviews, including the cover of Black Enterprise . Ana is Cuban-American and lives in Connecticut with her husband John and daughter Sydney. Zusammenfassung The key to Ana Mollinedo Mims's professional fulfillment has been the faith-based philosophy she believes is the foundation for finding meaning, and thus success, in all aspects of her professional life. The principles Ana discusses in this book—faith, integrity, humility, prayer, forgiveness, stewardship, and legacy—are concepts which have carried her well into a very distinguished career. They are principles that underlie a spirit-led career she believes is possible for anyone wanting to give purpose to one of the single most time-consuming aspects of our lives: work. Keeping the Faith looks at some of the common struggles all people face at various stages of their working lives. Drawing from her own experiences and those of others, Ana shows us that when difficulties and doubts are handled through her unique take on spiritual pragmatism, each struggle becomes an opportunity to grow one's own sense of spiritual purpose and to get one step closer to professional success. Ana believes that the answers in each case will become clearer, more deeply satisfying, when one is able to shift one's line of sight, and consider what it means to blend a working life with a devoutly spiritual one. ...
