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082			_a153.8 _bKAY
100			_aKay, John
245			_aObliquity: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly
260			_aIndia _bProfile Books Ltd. _c2011
300			_a210p
500			_aObliquity: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly The oblique world Happiness how the happiest people do not pursue happiness The profit-seeking paradox how the most profitable Companies are not the most profit - oriented The art of the deal how the wealthiest people are not the most materialistic Objectives, goals and action how the means help us discover the ends The ubiquity of obliquity how it is relevant to so many aspects of our lives The need for obliquity Mudding through why oblique approaches succeed
600			_aBehaviour
600			_aDecision Making
600			_aMotivation
600			_aProblem Solving
600			_aPsychology
890			_aIndia
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