7 Ways To Know You Were Meant To Lead

ISBN-13: 9781537312965 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 64 str.

Robert Kennedy III

Opis

What holds you back? What keeps you from accomplishing your biggest dreams? What keeps you from doing something amazingly successful? Self-perception, how you see yourself, is one of the biggest reasons many people don't go all-in. They don't think they can. They don't think they have it. That space wasn't meant for them.
7 Ways To Know You Were Meant To Lead debunks the myth of pre-determined leadership and shows you how you can step up to the plate. These 7 characteristics show you a different perspective and encourage you to explore how you may already be leading without knowing it. Self-awareness and self-evaluation are scary areas for many people. But, when you are able to take on this challenge, you will find purpose, meaning and a deeper why for your actions.
It's time to step into your true place, your place of leadership.
"Be ready to be challenged on your conventional beliefs about leadership. In 7 Ways To Know You Were Meant To Lead, Robert Kennedy III busts common leadership myths and explores what it means to be a modern day leader both at work and in life." -Kevin Kruse, New York Times Bestselling Author Employee Engagement 2.0
"Robert is the perfect person to write about leadership. Not only is he a clear and strategic thinker, he also walks his talk. You can trust the advice in 7 Ways to Know You Were Meant to Lead. By following it, you will watch your impact soar." - Pamela Slim, author, Body of Work and Escape from Cubicle Nation
"Leaders can often find themselves at a point where they are questioning whether they were meant to lead. This book is a must-read for every leader who wants to get better and take their leadership to the next level. When a leader is clear about their purpose and place in leadership, they are freed to lead like never before - and Robert's book will position you to get there " - Tim Parsons, writer, Leadership for the Rest of Us

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