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23 Truths That Transform Managers into Leaders
- Narrated by: Tom Gehring
- Length: 3 hrs and 15 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Many successful managers want to transition from management to leadership—but have no idea how. This book provides a well-lit pathway—a paradigm—for transforming yourself from manager to leader.
By implementing 23 time-tested and easy-to-remember truths, managers can become leaders. These wisdoms are grouped into six core competencies that every leader-to-be must master: Focusing, Leading, Actioning, Philosophizing, Learning, and Caring.
Each of the 23 is brought to life using anecdotes and examples from a lifetime of leadership and management.
Three detailed case studies demonstrate how applying the 23 truths creates a learning trajectory for managers aspiring to become leaders.
Like the 23 strands of DNA that guide the development of every human being, these 23 truths inform and influence every phase of your transformation from manager to leader.