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Pour Your Heart into It
- How Starbucks Built a Company One Cup at a Time
- Narrated by: Eric Conger
- Length: 2 hrs and 55 mins
- Abridged Audiobook
- Release date: 07-16-07
- Language: English
- Publisher: HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books
Regular price: $11.87
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Publisher's Summary
In Pour Your Heart Into It, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz shares the passion, values, and inspiration that drive this fascinating company. Placing as much importance on employees as on profits, paying as much attention to creativity as to growth, motivated by enduring principles including "Don't be threatened by people smarter than you", and "Everything matters", Starbucks is living proof that a company can lead with its heart, nurture its soul, and still make money.
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- Melissa
- Fremont, United States Minor Outlying Islands
- 12-27-08
wish it wasn't
abridged. I would have much preferred the full book.
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- Mark
- Ridgecrest, CA, USA
- 08-22-07
High Powered Brew
Where there's passion poured into vision and done on purpose, you have a wonderful result. Howard Schultz brought more passion for coffee to the table than the founders. The Starbucks story proves great ideas don't come easy: they only come with persistence and courage. It also proves you can do the right thing and win. Highly recommended!
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- Daniel
- 01-10-17
Time for Part 2 of the Starbucks story
This book only goes up to late '90's, but is a great record of Starbucks to that point. It'd be interesting to hear Mr. Schultz's follow up on the next 20 years.
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- nathan grunhut
- 05-03-16
a must read for entrepreneur spirit.
very educational, together with excitement. good for encouragement. must review to keep it fresh,for inspiration
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- BK
- 06-09-15
Great Story
I really enjoyed hearing the story of Starbucks, but I've become spoiled in hearing the authors read their own books. You really get to hear the intended excitement and emotions that way. The guy that read this was a little boring.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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- Ginger Taylor
- 11-14-18
Starbucks Rocks
I drove past 2 Starbuck this morning as I do every morning and notice that the lines are always long. As a business woman, this intrigued me. I needed to find out how they do this. This book answered all of my questions and now I'm going to able the Starbucks way with my business.
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- Tiffany
- 11-04-18
Packed with Inspiration!
This was such an inspiring story. Thank you Mr. Schultz for “pouring your heart into” the brand you’ve developed to be such a success!
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- Elizabeth K Junell
- 10-05-18
Great Read!
Great book about finding passion and persevering with whatever it takes. It’s encouraging to my entrepreneurial spirit.
Lot to learn for the stories of those who have succeeded.
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- Josiah
- 09-26-18
Much more than coffee
Wow. Reading this book makes me only ever want to have Starbucks coffee. Not because it’s high quality, but because of the foundational principals of the company and how they were formed, created, grew, growing and operate today. Absolutely phenomenal. I think every Starbucks drinker, employee and skeptic should read this book
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- Alexander Decker
- 09-09-18
Why is it abridged?
I would have rather had the full book. This version skips many interesting stories and events that occurred during the beginning stages of Starbucks.
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- Clarke
- 06-26-10
The abridged version sucks
I read the paper version of this book and it was fascinating. I decided that I wanted to read (i.e. listen to) it again so I bought this audiobook. I didn't realize it was abridged.
All I can say is that the abridged version has removed almost all of the fascinating and thought provoking content. This is just a shallow historical recounting of how the starbucks chain was formed.
My advice: read the full book. It was fascinating.
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- Matthew
- 12-28-16
interesting journey
I've read in other books how first class their customer service and staff training is. reading this book was good to understand how it came to be. Schmidt is a true entrepreneur. currently I wonder how someone can change course into uncertainty so many times but if you passionately believe in the values the rest will come.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- MR
- 04-13-13
Definately worth a listen.
I found this a light but informative insight into how starbucks grew, prospered and ultimately became the global brand we now know and love. Definately inspirational and proves that grit, determination and hard work really does pay off.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Adam
- 01-18-12
Brilliant
Loved this :D
It's essentially a nice long summary of Howard Schultz's business life encountering, joining and then purchasing starbucks to fulfill a dream vision. Not a guide or a lesson to business but more of an insight.
With tI am sure that I can take away with me some important lessons from his struggle - and since they're in a nicely explained story im sure they'll be easy to remember.
Narrating was very clear. Felt it was an excellent listen all over.
On another note.. I really want a starbucks.
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- Bethany
- 05-30-15
Inspirational !!
The book is great as per my subject.
However I'm don't wish to write 15 words as to why!!!
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- James
- 08-08-09
Brill you should read this
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- jon
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This was a great read of an inspiring journey.
This book was highly engaging and if nothing more left me with a desire to drink coffee. A true story of persistence and staying true to your principles, as well as a good intro to the coffee industry.