Description This book vividly brings to life 50 years of leadership and life lessons, told in a compelling and sometimes very personal way.
A master storyteller, the author does this in 24 easily digestible chapters, starting with character, the basic building block for all great leaders.
From there, he addresses the importance of trust, four different methods of mentoring, delivering under pressure, setting organizational expectations, breaking down cultural barriers, effective communications, leaving a legacy, risk management, and many more topics that have everyday application for all of us.
Widely acclaimed by dozens of corporate leaders and senior military leaders, he has the unique ability to connect to readers through storytelling and takeaways that anyone can then apply: in the corporate world, the non-profit community, or simply in your everyday life.
Two bonus appendixes are included that are tools he personally used as a senior leader in the military: his Philosophy of Command -- time tested over 30 years -- and a self-reflection on himself as a leader titled Whelden on Whelden.
You will not be disappointed.
| Apply | In the corporate world the nonprofit community or simply in your everyday life |
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New Insights Press Leadership: the art of inspiring people to be their best, paperback/david a. bramlett
