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The industrial age routine of a 9-5 fits-all working system might finally be being dismantled, but what will replace it, and will it work for you? This thoughtful and practical book sketches out new approaches to individualized working styles which prioritize wellbeing, productivity, and fairness. If you are an ambitious Gen Z or millennial at the start of a career, looking for a job which works with your ethical framework, an experienced professional moving into a leadership role, or a business owner, CEO, manager, or HR professional, this book provides a vital contemporary overview of what will work best in a business world which is newly flexible, imaginative, neurodiverse, and accountable. It will help you create a way of working which frees your best people, liberates your potential, and allows you to stand out and do your best work--how it suits you best. Written by the inventors of the term workstyle, this book will relieve you of your ancestors' conditioning, inspire you to create a workstyle for yourself, and enable you to take part in the most significant change to working practices since 1817. By giving you the complete freedom to identify and pursue a way of working which fits around the unique nature of your lifestyle, you can be well, work better, and do good.

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"Alex Hirst lives in rural Oxfordshire, England, with his family. In 2014 he cofounded the now multi-million-pound social enterprise Hoxby with Lizzie Penny. Forbes.com has described Lizzie and Alex as ""creating the freelance revolution 3.0,"" and they have been featured in the Financial Times, Times, Telegraph, Stylist, Marie Claire, Metro, and the Guardian, among others. Between them Lizzie and Alex have been shortlisted for awards by the Institute of Directors, Social Enterprise UK, the RSA, and the National Business Women's Awards, as well as being named ""Top 50 Advocates for Equality in Marketing & Media"" by DIMA and receiving the #WorkThatWorks Award at the Women in Marketing Awards. Everything they do is in pursuit of having a positive impact on the world through changing the way people work. Alex Hirst lives in rural Oxfordshire, England, with his family. In 2014 he cofounded the now multi-million-pound social enterprise Hoxby with Lizzie Penny. Forbes.com has described Lizzie and Alex as ""creating the freelance revolution 3.0,"" and they have been featured in the Financial Times, Times, Telegraph, Stylist, Marie Claire, Metro, and the Guardian, among others. Between them Lizzie and Alex have been shortlisted for awards by the Institute of Directors, Social Enterprise UK, the RSA, and the National Business Women's Awards, as well as being named ""Top 50 Advocates for Equality in Marketing & Media"" by DIMA and receiving the #WorkThatWorks Award at the Women in Marketing Awards. Everything they do is in pursuit of having a positive impact on the world through changing the way people work. Lizzie Penny has three young children and lives in Bristol, England. In 2014 she cofounded the now multi-million-pound social enterprise Hoxby with Alex Hirst. Forbes.com has described Lizzie and Alex as ""creating the freelance revolution 3.0,"" and they have been featured in the Financial Times, Times, Telegraph, Stylist, Marie Claire, Metro, and the Guardian, among others. Between them Lizzie and Alex have been shortlisted for awards by the Institute of Directors, Social Enterprise UK, the RSA, and the National Business Women's Awards, as well as being named ""Top 50 Advocates for Equality in Marketing & Media"" by DIMA and receiving the #WorkThatWorks Award at the Women in Marketing Awards. Everything they do is in pursuit of having a positive impact on the world through changing the way people work. Lizzie Penny has three young children and lives in Bristol, England. In 2014 she cofounded the now multi-million-pound social enterprise Hoxby with Alex Hirst. Forbes.com has described Lizzie and Alex as ""creating the freelance revolution 3.0,"" and they have been featured in the Financial Times, Times, Telegraph, Stylist, Marie Claire, Metro, and the Guardian, among others. Between them Lizzie and Alex have been shortlisted for awards by the Institute of Directors, Social Enterprise UK, the RSA, and the National Business Women's Awards, as well as being named ""Top 50 Advocates for Equality in Marketing & Media"" by DIMA and receiving the #WorkThatWorks Award at the Women in Marketing Awards. Everything they do is in pursuit of having a positive impact on the world through changing the way people work."

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