Instead of your job getting on top of you, get on top of your job by applying these Tools for the Workplace.

Given that work is so important in our lives, it is not surprising that the natural laws that govern life also govern work. L. Ron Hubbard found and isolated these fundamental laws and developed a series of principles and techniques that anyone can apply to achieve success at work.

Tools for the Workplace and its FREE online course contain the answer to holding a job, a means to increase productivity and how to make one’s work more directed and rewarding. As a result, one's chances of advancement at work are increased, and with promotion comes more pay and financial security.

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An executive put in charge of a major production project faced a formidable task as the intricacy and sheer size of the undertaking were well beyond anything her group had attempted before:

“When I first reviewed the project description I was frankly dismayed. I didn’t see how we could finish the job in the time we had. My personnel hadn’t ever handled anything like this, and none of us had the training or experience needed to deal with some aspects of the work.

“To make matters worse, we had just finished another major project and were still recovering from the organizational strain it had involved.

“Without going into all the details of what came after, we took one point at a time and handled it. How would these raw materials be gotten? Who would be in charge of this function and that? How were we going to make sure no ‘loose ends’ went by unnoticed and unhandled. And so on and so on, nailing down one detail after another, pushing forward actual production all the while. The confusion was under control and we were getting somewhere.

“It was by no means an easy job and not without its share of shouting matches and near disasters. By applying L. Ron Hubbard’s data, we kept our sanity and managed to finish the project. We also gained new experience which I’m sure will make future projects go a lot more smoothly.”

Frequently exhausted at the end of the day, a man was shown what L. Ron Hubbard had written about how to handle exhaustion:

“In the past exhaustion always meant giving in and having to rest—and even rest didn’t really handle the problem. The real reason for the exhaustion, and consequently the real solution, seemed to elude me. Exhaustion can be handled by doing just what L. Ron Hubbard says. This is most important to me. Now I can remain fresh and alert throughout the day.”

A musician who considered he was already in excellent communication with his environment was amazed at the change in him from one of the drills described in Tools for the Workplace:

“I had a great experience on this where I got a very clear concept of an ideal situation for creation of music and the level to which aesthetics can be raised. Only through Scientology could such an ideal be attained. What a simple and powerful piece of technology.”