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Self Improvement Books
Self Improvement Books
Self Improvement Books
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For over fifteen years, Robin Sharma has been sharing his radical success philosophy with some of the world's largest companies. This is the philosophy that has made him one of the most famous and sought-after business consultants in the entire Western world. Now, for the first time, Sharma shares his secret with all of us, so that we can all unleash the leader within us...
By reading "The Leader Who Had No Title," you will learn:
- How to work with people and positively influence them whether you hold a title or not in the organization you are part of.
- A method to recognize and then seize opportunities in these times of profound change.
- An immediate strategy to build a good and functional team and to excite your customers.
- Truly effective tactics to gain strong mental clarity and physical endurance so you can excel in your field.
- Realistic ways to overcome your stress, develop a winner's mindset, unleash the energy within you, and balance your personal life.
Regardless of what kind of position you hold at work and what the current circumstances of your daily life are, the most important thing is that you are capable of showing leadership ability.
This book will open up paths for you to harness this immense power within you to then transform your entire life - and, why not, change the world around you...
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Anyone who has read "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" by the same author has nothing more to gain. They will see many similarities in the writing and structure of the book. In general, it is good for those who feel unhappy in their work environment.
Our book gives useful tips although I disagree in many points.
A bit boring, it repeats the same things several times.
The Monk who sold his Ferrari... of the same name, I consider it very useful
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It's worth reading