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  The Art of Supportive Leadership...

  J. Donald Walters

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  A Proven Approach to Successful Leadership
  
   
  Do you want to improve your leadership skills and learn how to bring out the best in your employees, co-workers, or students? Then The Art of Supportive Leadership can help you! Large and small companies of every kind—from well-established industrial corporations to sparkling new tech firms—are using this proven approach to leadership with great success. It has become equally indispensable to the non-profit organizations, schools, and military personnel who also use it.
  
   
  The Art of Supportive Leadership is defining the new cutting edge of leadership training. Drawn from the author's many years of successful leadership in numerous contexts, this book gives you clear and practical techniques that quickly produce results—even if you're new to leadership, and even if you can only devote limited time to improving your skills. Each chapter ends with short, concise summaries that serve as quick reference guides when you need them.

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  The Wall Street Journal Guide to...

  Dave Kansas

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  The definitive guide for Main Street readers who want to make sense of what′s happening on Wall Street, and better understand how we got here and what we need to know to in days to come. Written by seasoned financial writer Dave Kansas, this official Wall Street Journal guide will be filled with practical information, revealing what the crisis means for reader′s financial lives, and what steps they should be taking now to inform and protect themselves.

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  Story of One Short Life 1783 to...

  Elisabeth G. Stryker

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  This is a brief biography of Samuel J. Mills who was instrumental in establishing the first missionary society in the United States, and also the first Bible Society that began distribution of millions of Bibles around the world. His final mission was to Africa where he helped found what become the country of Liberia.  He died on the return voyage at the age of thirty-five. - Summary by Larry Wilson

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  Uproar - Calm Leadership in...

  Peter L. Steinke

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  Uproar: Calm Leadership in Anxious Times helps leaders understand the powerful impact that emotional processes have on the people they lead. Peter Steinke, bestselling author of Congregational Leadership in Anxious Times draws on decades of work on system conflict and personal experiences to share real stories of challenges leaders have faced and how understanding the power of emotions has dramatically influenced their success. In this book, readers will observe important leadership characteristics such as separating oneself from the surrounding anxiety, making decisions based on principle and not instinct, taking responsibility for one’s own emotional being, staying connected to others including those who disagree with you, being a non-anxious presence, focusing on emotional processes rather than the symptoms they produce, knowing people naturally influence one another, and recognizing leader and follower as complements. At the end of each chapter, there is a Leader’s Notebook, a short section to illustrate, enrich or engage your thinking about leadership. As Steinke suggests, being anxious causes you to lose perspective, and leaders do their best thinking when they are not overly stressed and can think about options, doing their best work when they work on themselves. So where are you in your leadership journey? No matter where you are—beginning, middle or end— this book will be one the most significant leadership books you’ll read.

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  The Way We'll Be - The Zogby...

  John Zogby

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  In this far-reaching examination of contemporary American culture, John Zogby, one of the nation's foremost pollsters, explores who today's Americans are, identifying patterns in our social makeup that hint at the way we'll be. Companies from multinational corporations down to family-owned small businesses can benefit from this detailed information about where we are and where we're going.Zogby gets to the bottom of this topic by doing what he does best: conducting and analyzing surveys. The conclusions outlined in The Way We'll Be are drawn from literally thousands of polls posed to the broadest possible cross-section of Americans since the 1960s.However, Zogby's complex research techniques are nowhere near as astounding as his conclusions: that the American Dream is in great transition-that a new American consensus is building. According to Zogby, four meta-movements are redefining what we want, what we expect of our leaders, and what we hope for:-We are learning to live with limits on everything-from the resources we consume to the exercise of national power abroad.-Led by the youngest adults, we are embracing diversity and redefining ourselves not by nationality but as world citizens.-Simultaneously, more and more of us are rejecting materialism and looking inward for guidance and sustenance.-We are demanding authenticity-in politicians, products, and our daily encounters-like never before.These are the plate tectonics of American society today, and they define us as much as opening the frontier defined early American settlers. They shape our national character. Zogby concludes his discussion of each movement with a list of "rules" for businesses looking to sell everything from automobiles to political candidates.

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  Network Marketers - The Ultimate...

  Melvin Leland

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  Network Marketers: The Ultimate Guide to Network Marketing Lifelines, Discover Everything You Need to Know About Network Marketing Uplines and DownlinesNetwork marketing has been around for many years. If you've heard of companies like Avon, Tupper Ware, and Mary Kay, all of these businesses employ network marketing strategies to sell their products. Network marketing makes use of a wide range of networks to reach more people which traditional advertising otherwise does not reach. That's why it encourages its participants to recruit more reps or "downlines". It relies on a person's ability to influence that network to sell the products. Legitimate network marketing companies should make a profit by selling products and services and not rely solely on the recruitment of new members. If a company gets most of the revenue through recruitments, you might want to double-check this as it might be an illegal pyramid scheme. This audiobook will teach you all the important information and strategies you need to be effective at network marketing. You will learn different techniques on how to sell products or services as well as recruit downlines as well.This audiobook will teach you about the following topics:- Introduction to Network Marketing- Types of Network Marketing Businesses- How to Find the Right Network Marketing Business- How to Present and Sell Your Product- Techniques to Following Up With Your Prospects- 10 Ways to Build Your Team & Find Prospects- Recruiting Like a Pro- How to Help New Recruits Get Started RightNetwork marketing is a great way to earn money even on a part-time basis especially if you want a job that's flexible.If you want to learn more information about network marketing, scroll up and click "add to cart" now.

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