Leader to Leader 2: Enduring Insights on Leadership from the Leader to Leader Institute's Award-Winning Journal
- 6h 23m
- Alan Shrader, Frances Hesselbein
- John Wiley & Sons (US)
- 2008
Leader to Leader 2 brings together the best and most popular articles from the award-winning journal Leader to Leader by some of the best-selling authors and thought leaders of our day. With thirty-five new chapters not included in the previous volume, this book is designed as a resource for leaders at all levels. Each of the book’s five parts opens with guidance and ideas on how to enact the concepts discussed, practical action steps, thought-provoking questions, and handy tools.
About the Editors
Frances Hesselbein is the former founding president and current chairman of the Board of Governors of the Leader to Leader Institute and editor in chief of its journal Leader to Leader. She is a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States' highest civilian honor, and has been awarded doctorates from twenty college universities.
Alan Shrader is managing editor of Leader to Leader. He has more than twenty-five years of experience in publishing as an editor, writer, and director of marketing.
In this Book
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Leader to Leader 2—Enduring Insights on Leadership from the Leader to Leader Institute’s Award-Winning Journal
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Introduction
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Leadership Is an Enabling Art— In the Knowledge Worker Age, You Manage Things and Lead People
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Building the Bridge as You Walk on It—Excellent Leadership Means Doing Things That Are Not Normal
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The Price and Prize of Leadership—Leadership—Like Walking the High Wire—Is a Constant Balancing Act
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The Source of Leadership—Real Leadership Comes From Deep Within
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The Transformation from “I” to “ We”— Leaders Become Effective Only When They Stop Focusing On Their Own Needs
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Leadership T’ai Chi—A Beginner’s Guide— Being Grounded, Balanced, and flexible Helps In Organizations as Well as Athletics
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Challenge Is the Opportunity for Greatness— Essential Steps For Developing, Supporting, and Nurturing Leaders
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Maintaining Your Focus— How To Find Time To Deal With the Critical Issues Than Can Make Or Break You
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Stand Up for Your Values— Managing the Tension Between What We Will Adapt to and What We Must Resist
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Adjusting Your Leadership Volume— When it Comes to Leadership Strengths, More Is Not Always Better
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Mastering Peter Drucker’s The Effective Executive—Putting the Key Lessons of a Timeless Classic into Practice
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The Influential Leader—The Ability To Influence Others Is Fundamental to the Success of All Leaders
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Ten Questions to Stellar Communication— Of Course, You’re a Good Communicator—Or Are You?
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The Leader’s Role in Managing Conflict—How to Use Conflict as an Opportunity to Build Deeper, More Productive Relationships
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Using Dialogue to Deal with Conflicts— True Leadership Means Dealing With Conflict Effectively
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The Leader’s Role in Growing New Leaders— How Successful Leaders Support the Learning and Growth of Their People
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Helping People Achieve Their Goals—Clear, Specific Goals that Generate a Lot of Challenge Can Produce Consistent Long-Term Results
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Energizing Others— How Leaders At All Levels Mobilize the Energies of People to Achieve Extraordinary Results
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The Trouble with Teamwork— Teamwork is Extremely Difficult to Achieve With Strong-Willed, Independently Successful Leaders
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Leading Resonant Teams—How Leaders Can Release Energy In Their Teams So That Everyone Can Focus On Getting the Job Done
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Communication Strategies for Leading Teams—To Capture the Best Thinking of Your Team, You Need to Understand the Differences Among Your People
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Making Diversity Pay Off
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Doing Performance Planning Right— Why Leading By the Numbers Is No Longer Enough
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Aligning Boards and Management on Strategy— Boards and Management Often Find Discussions of Strategy Frustrating; Here’s a Solution
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Making It Up and Making It Happen—Making (the Right) Things Happen
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Leading Transition—A New Model for Change—What’s Missing From Most Change Efforts
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The Enduring Skills of Change Leaders—A Framework For Sustaining Change
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The Key to Cultural Transformation— If You Want to Transform Your Organizational Culture, Transform Your Organization
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Culture as Competitive Advantage —A Company’s Culture Is the One Business Asset That Competitors Can’t Clone
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The Culture Starts with You—Leaders are Under Constant Scrutiny, So You Need to Live The Culture
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The Challenge of Strategic Innovation— How Thirty Upstart Competitors Invented New Models of Market Success
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Responding to Strategic Inflection Points—Intel’s Strategic Response to New Market Demands Offers Lessons to All Organizations
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Assessing Your Organization’s Innovation Capabilities—Analyzing the Ability to Implement Innovations
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Innovation Means Relying on Everyone’s Creativity— How Leaders Can Create the Conditions In Which Human Ingenuity Flourishes
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When the Roll Is Called Ten Years from Now