Joe's team brought a new psychological paradigm into the workplace, especially healthcare. He helps organizations appreciate the importance of the mental well-being of their employees and managers in order to create healthy and productive organizations. Joe developed a pilot program at the Mayo Clinic Arizona called the Arizona Resiliency Program, to develop a burnout prevention program called The Arizona Resiliency Program. Joe is also an author. Joe’s first book, The Serenity Principle (Harper Collins, 1990) has had a significant impact on the treatment of thousands of clients and addiction professionals throughout the world. His best selling book, Slowing Down to the Speed of Life (co-authored with Richard Carlson, Harper San Francisco, 1997) and later The Speed Trap (Harper San Francisco, 1999) were other expressions of his approach in and out of the workplace. In these books, he communicates the principles of living and realizing inner peace and health and how to transcend a major problem facing our society—the frenetic pace of life and stress. Joe’s fourth book, Slowing Down to the Speed of Love, was an accumulation of his life’s realizations that take the reader to practically live their life from their true self and shows them how this awareness impacts all of their relationships. Joe’s fifth book, Fearproof Your Life, was released in 2007 (Conari Press) and was written in response to the wave of fear that has swept our culture in this new century. His latest book, Thriving in the Eye of the Hurricane, Turner Books, focused on our current challenges in the era of Covid, political division and climate change and how to be resillent in the face of challenging times. He is currently working on his next book, My Magic Carpet Ride, an allegorical autobiography of how the Three Principles have guided him to a magical life.