Leadership Is Overcoming the Natural : 52 Maxims to Move Beyond Instinct

Merrill, Michael, Judge, Joe

ISBN 10: 1642253502 / ISBN 13: 9781642253504

Edité par Advantage Media Group, 2022

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• Titre: Leadership Is Overcoming the Natural : 52 Maxims to Move Beyond Instinct
• Éditeur: Advantage Media Group
• Date de parution: 2022
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 1642253502
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781642253504
• Reliure: Couverture souple
• État de l'article: Good
• Poids: 1,29 livre

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LEADERSHIP IS RISING ABOVE YOUR NATURAL INSTINCTS

Leadership Is Overcoming the Natural is an attempt to see into the depths of the role of the leader, which is a fundamental and ancient element of our humanity. Authors Joe Judge and Michael D. Merrill, MD, outline the process of continually becoming your better self. In their view, becoming a leader is a decision, and not necessarily the fulfillment of a natural inclination or a promotion. The hardest part about that decision is that it will change your life, and there are things, and maybe even people, that you will need to leave behind. This must-read work distills their combined decades of wisdom and experience into 52 powerful maxims for any leader—or aspiring leader—to embrace.

À propos des auteurs

JOE JUDGE is an executive coach and thought partner whose extraordinary approachability and compassion have helped business leaders and teams at the highest levels. He assists C-level officers and business owners with life planning, executive retreats, and keynote addresses as well as coaching behind the scenes, challenging successful senior executives to resolve persistent issues and move themselves and their work to the next level. This book captures his unique mix of business insight and integrity-focused confidential coaching.

MICHAEL D. MERRIL just can't stop learning. He has advanced degrees in journalism, medicine, epidemiology, and business. He's worked as a reporter, volunteer professor, physician, columnist, hospital administrator, and chief medical officer.