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Get Rooted!: Growing People and Companies Through Change
Inevitable change. It's a phenomenon that enters your life, whether or not you invite it. It can make you feel helpless and out of control, but don't let these feelings mislead you. You, in fact, control the most important element of change: your reaction.
How you respond to change is based on a foundation of values—a root system that you nourish. In Get Rooted!, Stacy Henry identifies eight common values and provides you with a visual framework to understand your roots. Whether you're a senior executive enduring corporate change or an individual working toward personal improvement, Stacy equips you with the tools you need to become a value-based leader. You'll reveal your priorities, strengthen your roots, and move seamlessly through every change in your life with this exploration of the universal values that bring us the greatest growth.
How you respond to change is based on a foundation of values—a root system that you nourish. In Get Rooted!, Stacy Henry identifies eight common values and provides you with a visual framework to understand your roots. Whether you're a senior executive enduring corporate change or an individual working toward personal improvement, Stacy equips you with the tools you need to become a value-based leader. You'll reveal your priorities, strengthen your roots, and move seamlessly through every change in your life with this exploration of the universal values that bring us the greatest growth.
- GenresBusiness
228 pages, Paperback
Published November 3, 2020
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April 1, 2021
Valid points but it is a autobigraphy
The concepts presented in this book are valid. However it feels more like a presentation of the authors personal journey. Might be a good book for somebody starting their career.
The concepts presented in this book are valid. However it feels more like a presentation of the authors personal journey. Might be a good book for somebody starting their career.
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