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Ken Blanchard
ISBN 9781626563230
Rs. 480
Berrett-Koehler
Full Steam Ahead
Who it's for: leaders, managers, and individuals seeking to develop a clear vision
Full Steam Ahead! by Ken Blanchard and Jesse Lyn Stoner presents a practical guide to creating and implementing a powerful vision, both individually and within organizations. Through an engaging narrative, the authors demystify the concept of vision, demonstrating that it is an attainable skill for everyone, not an elusive trait of select leaders.Why You Should Read? Learn to create a compelling and actionable personal or organizational vision. Understand the distinction between an enduring vision and short-term goals. Discover strategies for fostering a shared vision that motivates and unites teams. Gain tools to sustain focus and direction over time, unleashing energy and potential.
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- Demystifies vision as an attainable skill for everyone
- Distinguishes enduring vision from short-term goals
- Strategies for fostering a shared vision that motivates teams
- Tools to sustain focus and direction over time
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It is a practical guide to creating and implementing a powerful vision, both individually and within organizations.
Who are the authors?
The authors are Jesse Lyn Stoner and Ken Blanchard.
What does the book teach?
It teaches how to create a compelling and actionable vision, understand the difference between enduring vision and short-term goals, and foster a shared vision that motivates teams.
Is this book suitable for non-leaders?
Yes, it demonstrates that vision is an attainable skill for everyone, not just select leaders.