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MAKE YOUR LEADERSHIP EFFORTS STICK
Every day, thousands of people put great effort--and money--into becoming more effective leaders, through seminars, personal coaching, and employee development plans. These undertakings can do wonders to help leaders of all stripes improve their effectiveness. But not every leader finishes what he or she starts--and many revert back to less effective habits, often without even realizing it.
How can you ensure that you stick with all the positive changes you have made? How do you make sure you don’t slip back into your old ways?
Answer: Leadership Sustainability
Dave Ulrich--the man BusinessWeek referred to as the '#1 Management Educator and Guru'--teams up with leadership expert Norm Smallwood to go where no leadership guide has gone. This dream team provides sophisticated, proven leadership sustainability ideas and tools that you can put to use immediately.
Leadership Sustainability helps you turn good intentions into effective actions by mastering seven critical disciplines:
The journey to great leadership doesn't end with learning and implementing effective new skills. Great leadership is about consistency, and the drive for consistency is a never-ending process. Use Leadership Sustainability to ensure leadership greatness today, tomorrow, and for the rest of your life.
PRAISE FOR LEADERSHIP SUSTAINABILITY:'Dave and Norm propose a practical approach to solving the problem of leaders turning what they intend into what they do. The seven principles provide a simple and practical way to get things done.' -- Ram Charan, coauthor of the New York Times bestselling Execution
'Dave and Norm do a great job about teaching leaders not just what to do, but how to make sure that they do it. The ideas in the book are insightful, specific, and actionable.' -- Gina Qiao, SVP Human Resources, Lenovo
'Finally, a 'how-to' book that is grounded in the real-world dynamics of leading organizations!' -- Dixon Thayer, CEO, HealthNEXT
'Dave and Norm provide both an in-depth understanding of why we often fall short and a set of tools for getting on with it.' -- Morgan W. McCall, Jr., Professor, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern Califor