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Himes, Eric

 
9781966170631: The Empty Chair: How the Best Leaders Build Cultures That Outlast Them

Synopsis

I was winning at work. I was losing at everything else.

Eric Himes had elite status on three airlines and a career on a rocket trajectory. Then, alone in yet another hotel room, he opened a photo from family dinner back home. His children were laughing. His seat was empty.

That night started the rebuild of his faith, his family, and the way he leads, because Eric learned what every leader eventually does: you cannot build a whole culture from a fractured life. The Empty Chair turns what he learned into a system any leader can run.

Leaders are burning out. Teams are disconnected. And cultures that depend on one person collapse the day that person walks out the door. Eric shows you how to build something better, starting with yourself. You'll learn how to:

  • Lead yourself first, so your presence matters at work and at home
  • Build on the H.E.A.R.T. Framework: holistic growth, empowerment, alignment, relationships of trust, and transcendent vision
  • Remove the friction that keeps good teams from their best work
  • Give the spotlight away and grow a leadership bench that multiplies your impact
  • Measure what the business can't see with the Inspired Growth Scorecard
  • Build a culture strong enough to outlast you

In one year-long engagement, the system in this book helped cut voluntary turnover by 46 percent while leaders hit 92 percent of their OKRs. But this book was never really about the numbers. It is about the people behind them, and the chair that matters most.

With a foreword by Tim Storey, America's Comeback Coach.

Your people are waiting. Don't leave your chair empty.

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