Leadership For Dummies
Marshall Loeb
Yogi Berra said, leading is easy, the hard part is getting people to follow. Let this user-friendly guide show you the path to great leadership
Eliciting cooperation from a group of people of any size—from a project team to an army—can be like trying to tap dance on quicksand. Although leadership might come easier to some people, it isn't necessarily something you have to be born with as you'll learn in this step-by-step guide to becoming a leader — leaders are made, not born, and just about anybody can become an effective leader.
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- Build and flex your leadership muscles
- See opportunity amid change and crisis
- Develop your own leadership style
- Lead with effective communication and encouragement
- Recognize the ten telltale behaviors of true leaders
- Earn greater respect, success, and recognition
Teacher, preacher, coach, project leader. . . no matter what specific leadership role you want to fill, Leadership For Dummies provides you with a solid foundation to hone your leadership chops and instill trust in those you lead. You'll discover:
- What it takes to be a leader and your own leadership potential
- Common misconceptions about leadership
- How to be flexible and adaptive without compromising your principles
- The ongoing process of leadership
- How to prepare to assume the role of leader
- Leadership in everyday life and how to take a more active role in your family, community, and the world at large
- What vision is and why it's so necessary to great leadership
- How to develop (and act on) your own vision
- How to create winning teams and keep them following your lead
This friendly and accessible guide also explains types of leadership, roles leaders take on to get the job done, and how the realities of leadership can affect your everyday life. If you want to know all of that and get quick ideas about leadership and the art of persuading, grab your own copy of Leadership For Dummies today.
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