[PDF] Managing the Book on YOU!: Rewriting your leadership story Ipad

[PDF] Managing the Book on YOU!: Rewriting your leadership
story Ipad

[PDF] Managing the Book on YOU!: Rewriting your leadership story Ipad
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The way you tell your story can make all the difference. 8221 Think about a
leader you admire. What do you know about the journey they took to achieve
success? Likely you have read about their educational achievements, their
work in the community and in their industry, and honors and awards they have
received. Whether they lead governments, corporations or universities, the
stories we read do not tell the whole story of their success.What is rarely
detailed are the advancements they made to how they lead. This includes the
advances they have made to their emotional intelligence, an increased ability
to listen and ask the right questions, the improvements to written and verbal
communication 8211 the intangible elements that matter the most to their
success as a leader and yet are often overlooked.Managing the Book on You
addresses a vital missing element in one 8217 s career. The key is making
certain that who you have become and what you have changed is clearly
understood by those you work with.Written in an engaging and practical style,
Dr. Lalia Rach, the author has spent her career working with executives and
advancing her own leadership style. She believes The way you tell your story
can make all the difference for your career. This book is more than stories and
advice. It is a workbook, a place for you to explore the views, assumptions and
beliefs others hold about you that are no longer current. Putting who you are
into proper focus for others is something many of us ignore and pay the price
for doing so. Throughout the book there will be examples to help you identify
what you were versus what you have become. The narrative and workbook will
help you identify opportunities for you to demonstrate what has changed about
youHer introduction to leadership began at a young age watching her
grandmother who owned and operated a popular restaurant, Eulalia 8217 s in
Spring Green, Wisconsin for decades. She became her grandmother 8217 s
helper 8221 at the age of five when she was given a piece of biscuit dough

and told to do as Grandma 8221 did. While she discovered cooking was not in
her DNA, Lalia did learn about the spirit of entrepreneurship and leadership
from her grandmother.