Off The Bench Leadership: Be Better Than Your Best

by Jerry Busone

Off the Bench Leadership provides emerging and established leaders powerful and proven keys to make the most of the present and prepare for a successful future. Learn how to own your destiny, find the best in people, effectively thank and recognize others, hold yourself and others accountable, never stop improving, call the right plays at the right time, and much more. Join Coach Jerry as he shows you how to be a little better than your best each day. Get off the bench and help your team win.

Genres: Leadership

144 pages, Paperback

First published October 14, 2014

About the author

Director of Global Leadership Development
Proven Leader, Coach, Facilitator, and Author
"I love getting up in the morning and going to work . My Family, friends, and company aspires to make
every moment count. I have had the unique pleasure to work and succeed in multiple businesses and gain global experience. through travel. Write a book and work charities with my favorite reality family . My company supported and fulfilled many of my
goals both professionally and personally. The opportunities to develop and succeed are
endless. Our associates at my company want to make a difference for our clients, our company and
each other. I love the people im connected to... I live for those people"

Reviews

[Keith Waters · Rating 3 out of 5]

Jerry Busone is a great leader and understands what it takes to make great leaders succeed. This is a very easy read, but I found myself wanting more or hoping for more as I read each chapter. I felt the stories provided a foundation for what would be great takeaways at each chapter. But ultimately felt the thoughts fell flat at each chapter conclusion. This book has potential and there are lessons to be learned. But lacks when compared to the other leadership/sales books I’ve read.

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is more for corporate sales teams. Certain sections do not apply to all types of leadership and is not relatable outside of a large corporate setting. I feel like the title should read "Off the bench sales team leadership". All references are for either coaching sports or leading in a corporate setting. That being said, there are good general leadership points that can be gleaned.

[Sean McGaffigan · Rating 3 out of 5]

The coaching expertise and passion for the game, improvement, and life in general reminds me of my pop warner football coach in all the right ways. A great influence and easy read