Published 04-20-07
Submitted by Motto Magazine
April 20, 2007 -- Motto magazine unveiled its May/June issue today featuring an exclusive conversation with Aveda Founder Horst Rechelbacher, who offers up his rules for sustainable success. Among those rules:
In every issue, Motto magazine starts with the premise that every individual and company can achieve fulfilling work and a more socially responsible route to business success. As the voice of capitalism with a soul, Motto features fresh and unique reports and stories that show purpose, passion and profit are not mutually exclusive ideals.
Among the other stories in this current issue:
Also in this issue are stories that reveal secrets of a great work life, including how to create the perfect business hotel, how to build your own personal board of directors and how to design an office that feels like your business.
Additional reports and profiles include:
Motto magazine was launched in November by co-founders Kevin Salwen and Anita Sharpe, both formerly of the Wall Street Journal. Most recently, Salwen served as the national small business editor for the newspaper, while Sharpe was an investigative reporter, earning the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for her investigative reporting.
Motto serves a fast-growing group of professionals eager to find more meaning and passion in their work lives. Motto helps individuals and businesses infuse heart and soul into their work in a way that is absent from any other business magazine. In addition, www.whatsyourmotto.com is a top online destination for professionals who want to build a community around their quest for work with a soul. Motto is sold at major bookstores, including Barnes and Noble and Borders, as well as Whole Foods, Wild Oats, and Staples stores.
At Motto Media, our motto is “work with purpose, passion and profit.†Our mission is to create content that provides inspiration, information and guidance for professionals seeking more meaning and personal fulfillment in their work lives. We celebrate companies taking a deeper view of their role in our society.
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