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Discovering the Leader in You: A Guide to Realizing Your Personal Leadership Potential
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Robert J. Lee, Sara N. King
ISBN: 978-0-7879-0951-2
Hardcover
192 pages
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Price: US $42.00
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"In the considerable literature on leadership, this book focuses on something new-how individuals can identify the key attributes of great leadership and link them to their own unique vision, values, and personal strengths. The authors provide a roadmap to self-knowledge that becomes a guide to maximizing effectiveness in the organization and in life." (Evelyn Rodstein, managing director, Leadership & Organizational Development, J.P. Morgan)
"As we have known since biblical days, no one wants to follow an uncertain trumpet. If you want to be the most persuasive, self-confident, visionary leader that you can be, the tools and techniques in this book will help get you there" (Douglas T. (Tim) Hall, director, Executive Development Roundtable, and professor of organizational behavior, Boston University School of Management)
"The perfect book at the perfect time! As leadership has become the critical element in the age of intellectual capital, the pressure to assume a leadership role without reflection or regard for the trade-offs it represents is greater than ever. Thanks to Bob and Sara, mentors and professionals at all ages have a tool to make a conscious choice to accept the challenge and rewards of leadership." (Anita Jensen, vice president, organizationl development, Bristol-Myers Squibb)
"You wouldn't think there was anything more that could be said about leadership-but there is, the most important part in fact: how do you figure out who you are as a leader? Lee and King are wonderful counselors in answering this question. This book is going to be required reading in our executive MBA program." (Peter B. Vaill, author, Learning as a Way of Being and Spirited Leading and Learning)
"This is a great tool if you are serving as a mentor to a junior colleague. It is a journey of discovery where you'll examine your own approaches to leadership..." (Association Management, 8/01)
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