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Jumpstart Your Leadership: 10 Jolts To Leverage Your Leadershi
Author: Shawn Doyle, CSP
Series: The Jumpstart Series #7
Narrator: Rich Germaine
Unabridged: 3 hr 57 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 09/17/2013
Synopsis
Jumpstart Your Leadership- 10 Jolts to Leverage Your Leadership
Are you a leader? Would like to be a better leader? Would you like to be a leader in the future? Then this book is for you. In this book Shawn Doyle will show you the tools tips and techniques for becoming the kind of leader that other people want to follow.
Jumpstart Your Leadership will share with you the 10 key principles of leveraging your leadership.
Mission and visionStrategic planningHiringCommunicationMotivationRewardAccountabilityDevelopmentStorytellingAuthenticityIn addition to covering all of these topics, each section of the book includes a "work it" section at the end of the chapter which encourages the leader to turn the concepts that they learned into action.. This section allows people in a leadership role to create a plan for acting on the information that they just learned.
This book simply and powerfully captures the key elements for being a truly effective and impactful leader in any environment.
For the past 23 years Shawn Doyle has traveled the country as a speaker and trainer teaching leadership development programs to corporate America. As a result of this experience Shawn engineered a comprehensive leadership development program. This book is a summary of that program. Many leaders have commented that these concepts are life changing. Some clients include Pfizer, Comcast, Charter Media, IBM, Kraft, Microsoft, The Marines, The Ladders, and Los Alamos National Defense Laboratory.
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