Financial Times Guide to Leadership, The: How To Lead Effectively And Get Results

by Marianne Abib Pech

The Financial Times Guide to Leadership is a one-stop shop for professionals at every stage of their leadership journey. Whether you’re just starting out or are looking to upgrade your current skills, this practical guide takes you through the core building tools of self-awareness, influence and execution.

 

With thought-provoking exercises and action points throughout, plus handy chapter summaries for when you need to access information, this book is your roadmap to becoming a better leader. This definitive guide to leadership includes:

What good leadership looks like How to build your own leadership style Techniques to lead and influence others How to build and execute your vision

Everything you need to know to become an authentic and dynamic leader.

 

"My shelves groan under stacks of leadership books. But just a very few stand out as solid gold. The Financial Times Guide to Leadership merits inclusion in that select company. There is simply no excuse for not applying its very practical steps. I'd urge you to start or continue your journey here!"

Tom Peters, author of In Search of Excellence

 

"Finally, a first-class leadership book that focuses on the 'how' and 'what' as well as the 'why' and 'when'. Full of practical steps to take you to the next level."

Doug Richard, entrepreneur and founder of School for Startups

 

"Leadership is at the intersection of competence, charisma and the ability to think big for yourself and for others. The Financial Times Guide to Leadership gives you the tools you need to navigate this junction with success." 

Mercedes Erra, Executive President of Havas Worldwide

Genres: Leadership, Nonfiction

388 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Tolu Fatogbe · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of practical advice in this book such as the power using your intuition. You should follow your intiition as its really the unused knowledge stored up in your subconscious trying to tell you something. I would recommend this book.

[Grey Sane · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pros:
- straight forward approach
- good summary at end of each chapter

Cons:
- nothing new
- easy to forget