books about: self-leading     books:       Leading with the Heart: Coach K's Successful Strategies for Basketball, Business, and Life61 reviews Mike Krzyzewski, Donald T. Phillips Business Plus, 2001 The perfect blend of business, basketball, and character for all ages Who thought that one man could do so much in life, have so much success, and still be grounded to where he was brought up. This is a truly inspiring book because it is rare to find a man of this profession who cares so much about character. He is one of the few coaches in college basketball who values a kid's personality more than their talent. Reading this book really showed me how great a ...             Leading Self-Directed Work Teams9 reviews Kimball Fisher McGraw-Hill, 1999 All MILITARY Leaders Need This Book ***The second industrial revolution is definitely in full swing. As we progress from the traditional style organizational leadership and head towards team-building and progressive leadership, this book illuminates what will work. So many leaders in the military have failed to adapt to the cultural changes of the new millenium, and thus the failure to retain Officers and Enlisted alike. All ...             Quick Meals for Healthy Kids and Busy Parents: Wholesome Family Recipes in 30 Minutes or Less From Three ...27 reviews Sandra K. Nissenberg, Margaret L. Bogle, ... Wiley, 1995 Awesome This book is great for all those busy parents. Recipes are easy to make and quick. Best book out there.             The 7 Habits for Managers: Managing Yourself, Leading Others, Unleashing Potential1 review Stephen R. Covey Covey, 2007 true and applicable, your team will love you for it Stephen Covey is a true coach for a leader. This will empower you to be at your best as a leader and to inspire others. Perfect to revisit from time to time if you ever feel like you are just spinning your wheels or need to get back to your roots.             The Unwritten Rules of the Highly Effective Job Search: The Proven Program Used by the Worlds Leading Career ...26 reviews Orville Pierson McGraw-Hill, 2005 Telling it Like it Is Orville Pierson tells it like it really is! The job search process is hard work. A common complaint that my clients have is they find it difficult to stay organized, stay focused and maintain some semblence of structure in their daily job search activities. The Unwritten Rules of the Highly Effective Job Search provides a framework and methodology that gives my clients a sense of control ...             Leading Under Pressure: Maximize Your Health While Building Your Wealth3 reviews Gabriela Cora Executive Health & Wealth Institute, Inc, 2008 MUST READ FOR LEADERS AND FORTUNE 500 EXECS! I read this book on a flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles. It is full of insightful wisdom and in my opinion is a must read for Fortune 500 executives from the CEO to managerial level and even small business owner can benefit from this tome. As a executive coach that specializes in working with high-profile CEOs, celebrity experts, and individuals in the public eye I truly appreciate Dr. Cora's ...             How to Succeed in the Game of Life: 34 Interviews with the World's Greatest Coaches19 reviews Christian Klemash Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2006 An outstanding read A thoroughly enjoyable and motivating read. This is a remarkable collection of exclusive interviews with the best American sports coaches of the last 40 years. The author has packed a voluminous amount of wisdom, inspiration and facts into what amounts to a road map to a good life. "How to Succeed in the Game of Life" is a brilliant compilation of advice that offers inspiration at every turn.             Leading Minds: An Anatomy Of Leadership13 reviews Howard Gardner, With *, ... Basic Books, 1996 The leader as creator and embodiment of 'the story' There are many studies of leadership from almost as many perspectives. Howard Gardner focuses on the leader as creator, teller and living exponent of a story, and makes an overwhelming case for the centrality of this function in leadership, and its complement, countering the counter-stories that exist in the organisation. Leaders who understand and use this book will add greatly to their ...             The Power of Kindness: The Unexpected Benefits of Leading a Compassionate Life18 reviews Piero Ferrucci Tarcher, 2007 The best book on happiness This is an amazing little book. I have read 12-15 books about happiness by the most recognized authors (Seligman, Haidt etc.), but this is the the best one. I fully agree with all the other positive reviews. Of course, this book is basically about kindness, but it shows that everything good is related to it. And then, everything good is related to happiness. I particularly like the style of ...             Change Your Life in Seven Days: The World's Leading Hypnotist Shows You How42 reviews Paul McKenna Harmony, 2005 I love Paul McKenna . Paul has built upon the foundations of NLP and made great progress in bringing this life-changing Technique/Program/Technology to an ever-increasing audience. I found nothing new in the material, but the presentation and delivery are quite effective. I recommend reading the book, doing the exercises and improving your life. If it take you more than seven days, that's ok too. Move from ...             A Tradition That Has No Name: Women's Ways Of Leading1 review Mary Field Belenky, Lynne A. Bond, ... Basic Books, 1999 An inspiring study of human development through mutual care. I would like to recommend A TRADITION THAT HAS NO NAME to Amazon readers. The first author, Mary Belenky, is probably best-known for her co-authorship of WOMEN'S WAYS OF KNOWING, which described a model of women's development of "self, voice, and mind." TRADITION explores how presumably powerless, "voiceless" women have learned to speak out in ways that have changed their own lives and their ...             The 9 Disciplines of a Facilitator: Leading Groups by Transforming Yourself (J-B International Association of ... Jon C. Jenkins, Maureen R. Jenkins Jossey-Bass, 2006 What takes place in the head and heart of an effective facilitative leader? How do they find the inner resources to draw upon? What is the source of their powerful effect on people and situations? The 9 Disciplines of a Facilitator examines these questions and explores the self-mastery it takes to become a great facilitator. Written by Jon and Maureen Jenkins, two of the long-term members of the International Association of Facilitators (IAF), ...             Success Intelligence: Essential Lessons and Practices from the World's Leading Coaching Program on Authentic ...9 reviews Robert Holden Hay House, 2008 Success Intelligence I received a lot of beneficial information from this audio CD. I will listen to this multiple times to make sure I absorb all the great ideas.             Horse Sense for the Leader Within: Are you leading your life, or is it leading you?3 reviews Ariana Strozzi AuthorHouse, 2004 Horse Sense for the Leader Within This is a fantastic book by a gifted teacher and horse person. If you are looking to learn more about yourself and how to develop clarity and intention in your life, this is a great read. The author gives a thorough education about the natural instincts of horses and humans and how those instincts affect our behaviors and outlook on life. Learning to recognize how we can work with these ...             The Color Answer Book: From the World's Leading Color Expert (Capital Lifestyles)8 reviews Leatrice Eiseman Capital Books, 2003 Good reference book for designers Laetrice Eiseman certainly hit on some common questions and answered them very well. This book should be read in conjunction with her other books, especially "Colors For Your Every Mood". These books are complementary. I can't seem to get into her Color Word Association Quiz, which she has also used in another book. I like all the colors depending on context. Maybe it just isn't relevant to me ...             The Lemming Dilemma: Living with Purpose, Leading with Vision4 reviews David Hutchens Pegasus Communications, 2000 A Short Tale Of "Tails" Look up "lemming" in the dictionary and you will read: a lemming is a small arctic rodent with a short tail. They also have an annoying habit of being followers, not leaders--thus the cliche, following the other lemmings off a cliff. However, even lemmings need purpose. In this colorfully animated , 80 some odd page book, author David Hutchens and illustrator extrordinaire, Bobby Gombert, ...             Words to Live By: A Daily Guide to Leading an Exceptional Life2 reviews Eknath Easwaran Nilgiri Press, 2005 daily readings for inspiration or education Easwaran takes a short quotation from a wide range of sources, and unpacks the meaning in a way that is uncanny and speaks straight to the heart. The appeal is that you don't have to understand all this brilliant philosophy and wisdom in one go: Easwaran takes just one idea for today and shows how to apply it to your life today. A great way to start the day, or to use in a discussion group or a ...             Meditations & Music for Sound Healing: A Leading Oncologist Explores the Healing Power of Sound (Sound ...6 reviews Dr. Mitchell Gaynor Relaxation Company, 2006 MAGICAL It was truly magical how refreshed, alive, and invigorated I felt after listening to this meditation CD. Dr. Gaynor is an expert in tapping into one's body and soul to promote health and healing. Since I have also read most of Dr. Gaynor's books I can honestly say he has made the connection between the mind and body for harmony in one's health. This may very well be his best work yet!             Leading from the Inside Out: The Art of Self-Leadership1 review Samuel D. Rima Baker Books, 2000 Tolerable but unremarkable... I like leadership books, and I was fully expecting to enjoy this one. Though I didn't find it to be particularly problematic or irritating, it was decidedly unremarkable. I don't think that Rima offered many, if any, new ideas that haven't already been addressed more thoroughly or more compellingly in other leadership books. The main idea of the book is that leaders (and this book is really ...             The Cult of Personality Testing: How Personality Tests Are Leading Us to Miseducate Our Children, Mismanage ...23 reviews Annie Murphy Paul Free Press, 2005 Stopping the madness: Type is hype This is by far the best book I've read about the weird and twisted world of personality testing. As a psychologist and an academic, I deeply appreciate Ms. Paul's extensive research as well as her ability to craft orienting generalizations from a vast research literature and then compare the literature to the feeding frenzy of the popular testing market. 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