Leading from the GUT - 3 Practices of Healthy Leaders

by Todd Stocker

*** Leading From The GUT - 3 Practice of Healthy Leaders ***
"Leadership doesn’t begin with what you do, but with who you are."

After leading a fast-growing, healthy organization, Todd burnt out and burnt out fast! Taking a personal journey, he soon discovered that Leadership is something that begins from within. After applying these practices for the last 10 years, he is now leading with maximum effectiveness.

Leading From The Gut - 3 Practices of Healthy Leaders describes 3 proven and powerful practices that you, as a leader, can develop to become a healthy, long-lasting, and effective leader.

You'll learn:
* An effective way to build a team around you
* How to make sure you're emotional healthy for the leadership journey
* A model that helps you take take to refresh a be ready to lead with excellence
* and much more to help make you a healthy leader

Other Titles by Todd:
Rosemont
Refined - Turing Pain Into Purpose
Dancing With God
Infinite Playlists
Manners Matter

27 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 11, 2014

About the author

BLOG: www.toddstocker.com.

I am a writer, speaker and coach. I've had the opportunity to lead small to large organizations with rich history's of helping people grow personally and spiritually so that they can make a positive impact on the world. I am a published author and speaker and have leadership experience with such organizations as Hilton Corporation, US Airways, The Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod and American Express Corporation.

The purpose of my blog is to share my thoughts, experiences and learning’s in the areas of leadership, personal development and the journey of a Godly disciple. Occasionally, I’ll jot a few words outside of these topics but mainly focus on those three. My philosophy is that a great leader adds value to the people around them. Ultimately, as a life-long learner, I blog for me – but you’re welcome to read along.

My goal is to create insightful, relevant content that you can put to work in your personal and professional life. If you are in a position of leadership—or aspire to be—then this blog is for you.