The subject of motivation has become highly topical: top managers have increasingly realized the importance of inspiring their staff, and a growing proportion of the work force now demands a more motivating environment in which to work. This text offers a few simple tools, tips and techniques to aid your motivation and includes practical examples. It should help you to motivate yourself to create a real vision of how you might succeed, and fulfil more of your own potential and get someone else motivated so that you are recognized as a truly outstanding coach and confidence-builder, helping others to be greater than they thought possible, to "achieve wonderful things"?

The Tao of Motivation

Max Landsberg

Business & Money

HarperCollins Business

A practical guide to successful leadership by the author of "The Tao of Coaching". Succeeders in business are by definition good leaders. And most of us lead something at some point - whether a company, a sports team, a family or an outing with friends. At the very least we lead ourselves, and psychologists tell us that creating things, or leading initiatives, is important for our mental health. So how do we do it? The heart of leadership can be summed up in a simple formula: Leadership = Vision x Inspiration x Momentum (or VIM). Strong leaders have the brain-power to paint an attractive picture of where the group/project/company should head, the interpersonal skills to inspire other people to join in and the navigational skills to sustain the required momentum. They need to apply these skills in two arenas: the strategic - dealing with specific projects; and the cultural - relating to the broader values and style of the organization. This text shows how to achieve these goals using simple tools, tips and techniques that really work. Enlivened by cartoons and illustrations, the short chapters are succinct and easily digested, with practical lessons woven into an entertaining story about one man's quest for first-class leadership skills.

The Tools of Leadership

HarperCollinsBusiness, LONDON

Succeeders in business are by definition good leaders. And most of us lead something at some point - whether a company, a sports team, a family or an outing with friends. At the very least we lead ourselves, and psychologists tell us that creating things, or leading initiatives, is important for our mental health. So how do we do it? The heart of leadership can be summed up in a simple formula: Leadership = Vision x Inspiration x Momentum (or VIM). Strong leaders have the brain-power to paint an attractive picture of where the group/project/company should head, the interpersonal skills to inspire other people to join in and the navigational skills to sustain the required momentum. They need to apply these skills in two arenas: the strategic - dealing with specific projects; and the cultural - relating to the broader values and style of the organization. "The Tools of Leadership" shows you how to achieve these goals using simple tools, tips and techniques that really work. This easily digestible format can be read quickly by busy people without losing out on substance.

PerfectBound

Transform your employees into all-star managers and employees.

The Tao of Coaching: Boost Your Effectiveness at Work by Inspiring and Developing Those around You

Human Resources

Profile Business

Leadership can be learned. This practical and compelling guide offers the tools and techniques to help you build the necessary skills. It will enable any manager and executive to hone their skills in leading teams, departments, divisions and indeed whole corporations.At a time when leadership is not the exclusive territory of the CEO - each of us is placed in a position of having to lead something at sometime - this book is relevant to practically anyone, especially those who are in positions of management or aspire to it. Landsberg argues that anyone who personally engages with his team to create Vision and Inspiration and Momentum will almost certainly be regarded as a leader. This book shows you how to do that.

Profile Books, Ltd.

The world's highest mountain has lured visitors from all over the world ever since its discovery. Attempting its summit is dangerous and requires special skills and experience, but the trek to its Base Camp in Nepal can be completed by well-prepared walkers of any age - safely and enjoyably. The views from the route are breath-taking, and the trek is punctuated by intriguing Buddhist monuments and monasteries. In the aftermath of the earthquakes in April/May 2015, Nepal needs trekkers more than ever.The authors focus on the popular route from Lukla to Base Camp, and also cover the trek to the beautiful Gokyo Lakes with the challenging option to link the two valleys over the Cho La. They provide background on Sherpa culture and religion and on wildlife and geology. There's a wealth of practical information on preparation, including how to prevent and manage altitude sickness.The guidebook contains everything you need to plan and enjoy your trek:details of each section showing trekking time and altitude gain/losshow to choose a tour operatorbackground on Nepal, Sherpa culture, geology and wildlifenine pages of detailed mapping at 1:50,000 of all trekking routeslavishly illustrated, with over 90 colour photographsrucksack-friendly, weatherproof format.

Trek to Everest

Travel

Jacquetta Megarry

Asia

Rucksack Readers

O Tao Da Motivação (Em Portuguese do Brasil)

Cultrix

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The Tao of Motivation

The Tools of Leadership

The Tools of Leadership

The Tools of Leadership

The Tao of Coaching: Boost Your Effectiveness at Work by Inspiring and Developing Those around You

The Tools of Leadership

Trek to Everest

O Tao Da Motivação (Em Portuguese do Brasil)