Unusually Excellent: The Necessary Nine Skills Required for the Practice of Great Leadership Kindle Books
Unusually Excellent: The Necessary Nine Skills Required for the Practice of Great Leadership
Master the basics of leadership, at every stage of your careerOften when leaders experience difficulties, they look into blame an external source or expect a little tweak into right their ship. But often they have actually lost their grip on the very basic foundation of leadership. The economic environment may change, but no management can be trend into displace the core laws, proven over centuries, outstanding management. Exceptionally well is an essential resource for leaders that these bases combined in a new & complete way. This book will help leaders at every level into maintain their focus on the foundation principles that make them exceptional is .. quite practical, day into day primer into achieve & maintain their highest
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October 10th, 2011 at 5:13 am
An Unusually Excellent Book,
In Unusually Excellent, John Hamm writes compellingly, convincingly, and accessibly about the time-worn bedrock principles of leadership. Peppered with sports analogies and sprinkled with germane and interesting business anecdotes, Hamm shows us time and again that the most successful leaders are committed to a personal set of core principles that generate power–and a following–through authenticity. It’s a reminder to all of us, regardless of whether we hope to helm a Girl Scout troop or a Fortune 500 firm, that having a strong moral compass–and committing to the direction that that compass points–is a timeless lesson we’d all do well to heed.
Unusually Excellent certainly is that, but it also happens to be unusually engrossing, enlightening, and entertaining. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
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|October 10th, 2011 at 5:23 am
Truly Excellent,
This is fundamentally a practical guide for leaders to realize their full potential. This book packages diagnosis, case studies, and actionable tools for leaders to achieve their best. It’s a fabulous read – inspiring & exceptionally useful. Highly recommended.
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|October 10th, 2011 at 5:37 am
the power of authencitiy,
My mentor and a fellow CEO sent me a copy of Hamm’s book. Hamm’s career allowed him to see many of the technology industry’s “unusually excellent” leaders up close, and in this book he shares a practical framework for great leadership.
It’s a quick read and the framework is useful to understand the core qualities that separate average leaders from unusually excellent leaders. Hamm’s model notes that competence is only 1/3 of the battle, with credibility and consequence rounding our the model. Self-awareness, trust, a compass to navigate challenging decisions, the ability to share and empathize…are all EQ level traits. Pure competence, IQ, is not enough. Lehman, Enron, AIG….all companies full of high IQ people who lost their way and operated without a compass.
Hamm’s book celebrates self-awareness and authenticity as key tenets of leadership. It’s worth reading.
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