What is life teaching you?
What have you learned from the people that have
crossed your life’s pathway? Are events on the
national and international scene providing lessons
to improve our effectiveness as leaders? Can we
learn leadership from everyday objects such as a
tree, door, or light bulb?
During his life, Rick Weaver has observed many
people, events, and things as opportunities to see
vivid examples of how individuals can improve
their leadership skills.
This collection of stories takes readers down a life
pathway filled with clear, relatable examples of
how they can become more effective leaders.
Throughout the book readers will be challenged to
contemplate the people, events, and things in
their own life’s pathways arousing their passions,
thereby providing personal insights of leadership.
Life’s Leadership Lessons is also a collection of
dozens of important lists to improve leadership on
the job, team leadership, personal leadership, and
overall leadership. These lists include:
This book is not just an excellent addition to the
library of any aspiring leader, it is a valuable journal
through which today’s leaders will enhance their
own leadership skills.
What have you learned from the people that have
crossed your life’s pathway? Are events on the
national and international scene providing lessons
to improve our effectiveness as leaders? Can we
learn leadership from everyday objects such as a
tree, door, or light bulb?
During his life, Rick Weaver has observed many
people, events, and things as opportunities to see
vivid examples of how individuals can improve
their leadership skills.
This collection of stories takes readers down a life
pathway filled with clear, relatable examples of
how they can become more effective leaders.
Throughout the book readers will be challenged to
contemplate the people, events, and things in
their own life’s pathways arousing their passions,
thereby providing personal insights of leadership.
Life’s Leadership Lessons is also a collection of
dozens of important lists to improve leadership on
the job, team leadership, personal leadership, and
overall leadership. These lists include:
- Five basic rules for “fixing” problem people
- Seven secrets to productive meetings
- Three ways to deal with negative expectancy
- Seven qualities tomorrow's leaders want in
today's leaders - Five secrets to speaking without fear
- Six steps to controlling your temper
- Seven steps to a fresh business approach
- Five ways to continually build your skills
This book is not just an excellent addition to the
library of any aspiring leader, it is a valuable journal
through which today’s leaders will enhance their
own leadership skills.
| Life's Leadership Lessons Learning about leadership along life's pathways |
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| ©2008 Max Impact Corporation. All rights reserved. |
| Book Summary: |
| Contents: Table of contents Sample: Read the first chapter Leadership studies: 53 Number of critical lists: 53 Pages: 243 ISBN: 978-1-60458-081-5 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2007938577 Paperback Cost: $19.95 Shipping: $5.00 Ordering by mail: Click here e-Book from Lulu Cost: $9.99 Shipping: $0.00 |
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| LEARN HOW TO: Lead others Develop teamwork Manage change Refine strategy Earn trust Stay positive Speak in public Overcome bad decisions Deploy new policies Disarm manipulators Increase productivity Deal with negativity Handle adversity Forgive completely Protect your integrity Hold great meetings Control your temper and much more |
| "I was really taken in by the prose and overall energy of your work. You sincerely captured both the human strengths and frailties we are all subject to in our daily lives. I was uplifted by your positive attitude toward your subject matter as well as the people you included in your work." - Josef Bastian, author |
| Leadership development is a lifelong journey, not a quick trip - John Maxwell Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success. Leadership determines if the ladder is leaning against the right wall. - Stephen Covey |
| Leadership development is a lifelong journey, not a quick trip - John Maxwell Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success. Leadership determines if the ladder is leaning against the right wall. - Stephen Covey |
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