#BookReview: "The Buddhist CEO" by Thane Lawrie

SpookyMrsGreen

February 7

I received a copy of "The Buddhist CEO" by Thane Lawrie from the publisher.

Read my review to see if I recommend the book and where you can buy it.

#BookReview: "The Buddhist CEO" by Thane Lawrie.

My Review of "The Buddhist CEO" by Thane Lawrie

I received a copy of this book from the publisher in return for an honest review. This was an interesting read, but I am confused about whether the book is a novel or a memoir. It is presented as a novel, but it reads very much like non-fiction. I could hear the author describing their experiences as I read the book. Now, that didn't detract from my enjoyment of it and it was certainly something different to what I have read previously. This is the first Scottish novel I have read in a long time that doesn't reference violence and/or drug use, so that in itself is refreshing. Not all Buddhists live on a mountain in an exotic country. Some live in a city in Scotland, and it is nice to hear their stories and relate to their experiences. If you are interested in Buddhism and how it applies to the business world then this book is for you. I enjoyed it, once I got over the initial confusion.

About the Book

Hamish's chance encounter with a Buddhist monk has a profound effect on his life. He dreams of becoming a monk one day, but he loves his family deeply, and at work his compassionate leadership unexpectedly makes him CEO of a struggling nonprofit. Over the years, he strives to apply Buddhism to everything he does, often seeking peace, solitude, and everyday answers at a Buddhist monastery.

On the face of it, Hamish is successful, and satisfied with his efforts to square the material with the spiritual. But behind the scenes, staff plot against him, and mysterious physical symptoms force a spiritual reckoning. Is it possible for the Buddhist CEO to face these challenges and stay true to his core values and beliefs?

Buy the book: Amazon; Waterstones.

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