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WORK ETHICS: Reviving the True Confidence and Ethics of Being A Leader (Work Ethics, Discipline, Responsibility)
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The Work Ethics: Reviving True Confidence and Ethics of Being a Leader is a book designed to help those that feel like their were born to be a leader, but have never really tapped into their potential because they believe they will not succeed, or for current leaders needed a boost! If you think being a successful leader is elusive then this is the book for you! This book lays out, , the 5 traits that make a great leader, , and manifesting the value of time
The Book Explains:
what the greatest leadership challenge is
How to weather the ups and downs you will face as a leader
Tips and tricks to enhance your experience
The 5 key traits that make a great leader
How to empower others
and much, much more!
Stepping into the role of a leader is full of challenges and hurdles. As a leader, you have earned the privilege of being the supporter and encourager to your team. Even when the going gets tough, a leader must always be putting their team first. There are key traits that can help to unlock the hidden potential lying dormant inside of every leader and this book is designed to help you do just that!
Download this book now and start reading!
☆★☆ Read this book for FREE on Kindle Unlimited - Download Now! ☆★☆
The Work Ethics: Reviving True Confidence and Ethics of Being a Leader is a book designed to help those that feel like their were born to be a leader, but have never really tapped into their potential because they believe they will not succeed, or for current leaders needed a boost! If you think being a successful leader is elusive then this is the book for you! This book lays out, , the 5 traits that make a great leader, , and manifesting the value of time
The Book Explains:
what the greatest leadership challenge is
How to weather the ups and downs you will face as a leader
Tips and tricks to enhance your experience
The 5 key traits that make a great leader
How to empower others
and much, much more!
Stepping into the role of a leader is full of challenges and hurdles. As a leader, you have earned the privilege of being the supporter and encourager to your team. Even when the going gets tough, a leader must always be putting their team first. There are key traits that can help to unlock the hidden potential lying dormant inside of every leader and this book is designed to help you do just that!
Download this book now and start reading!
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 12, 2015
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August 18, 2015
This short book is full of common sense, sound, valuable principles about how leaders should invest their time, attention, and energy. I wish I could put this book in the hands of many of the bosses I've had...
She raises several thoughtful points about the role of self-awareness and how a leader must eventually know his/her self to truly develop. The 5 Key Traits of a Confident Leader tie into this. I was relieved to see unique traits discussed – many leadership books harp on very common, unoriginal traits.
Michele raises a very poignant observation that a leader must never be self-centered, but must be centered on supporting the team. This will be a stabilizing factor in the group during challenging times and allow the team to fulfill their roles rather than worry about their security.
Towards the end, she gives several unique, immediately applicable techniques to develop positive thinking. I suspect much of this is like harnessing the placebo effect for yourself – keep thinking of yourself as a solid leader and your thoughts and behavior may start to believe it!
Bottom line: This is a helpful book that would make a significant difference if leaders internalized and applied the principles therein!
She raises several thoughtful points about the role of self-awareness and how a leader must eventually know his/her self to truly develop. The 5 Key Traits of a Confident Leader tie into this. I was relieved to see unique traits discussed – many leadership books harp on very common, unoriginal traits.
Michele raises a very poignant observation that a leader must never be self-centered, but must be centered on supporting the team. This will be a stabilizing factor in the group during challenging times and allow the team to fulfill their roles rather than worry about their security.
Towards the end, she gives several unique, immediately applicable techniques to develop positive thinking. I suspect much of this is like harnessing the placebo effect for yourself – keep thinking of yourself as a solid leader and your thoughts and behavior may start to believe it!
Bottom line: This is a helpful book that would make a significant difference if leaders internalized and applied the principles therein!
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