Passport to the future

New times demand new strategies. More than a time of change, we live in a change of era. We must abandon outdated methods and seize the opportunity to be co-authors of the history of our company and our career.

The world is constantly changing. The revolution we're experiencing in our work model and value system is having repercussions in the streets, homes, and businesses. We're experiencing a rupture in old ways of thinking and witnessing the emergence of a new consciousness. This moment demands crucial changes: it's not enough to improve old strategies; there must be a paradigm shift.

From the author of Clientividade® and the bestseller Você é do Tamanho dos seus sonhos (You Are the Size of Your Dreams) , this new book by César Souza reflects on what new paradigms might account for current phenomena in the business world in the era of neomanagement. With thought-provoking fictional dialogues, "Passport to the Future" takes us on a journey to Turkey, where the protagonist, a company's commercial director, delves into management-related discussions with his colleagues and superiors. In conversations with the president, the vice president, the logistics director, the HR director, and the financial manager, he proposes various analyses of the current situation, consulting management theorists from the past centuries. The setting is set in an unusual location, passing through Istanbul to Mount Nemrut, permeated with historical insights and permeated by a mystical atmosphere, conducive to this fictional encounter with thinkers from various schools of management.

With an innovative and engaging narrative, Passport to the Future guides us on this adventure of management knowledge, encouraging us to abandon the rigid certainties of management and, based on the synergy of the knowledge of the wise and the experience of executives, proposes the creation of unique strategies toward the future we want to build for our companies.

"The time has come to stamp our passport to the future. The time is now!"