12 Disciplines of Leadership Excellence

Master the 12 disciplines of powerful leadership and lead your organization to greatnessIn 12 Disciplines of Leadership Excellence, bestselling author and motivational expert Brian Tracy teams up with global leadership development expert Dr. Peter Chee to reveal simple, straightforward principles you can use to make lasting positive changes in your organization.Beginning with the assertion that leaders are made, not born, the authors show you how to make the personal changes necessary for getting yourself on track to leadership greatness.It's about discipline. From creativity, character, and caring to competitiveness, control, and clarity, these 12 disciplines are essential to equipping you and your people to excel and exceed even their own expectations. Tracy and Chee explain how you can master each and every one.Read 12 Disciplines of Leadership Excellence and learn the simple secrets to becoming an effective leader in a time when high-performing inspirational leaders are needed most.We've all heard the phrase born leader. Leadership experts Brian Tracy and Dr. Peter Chee are here to debunk the myth that you either have it or you don't. That leadership is a talent bestowed on some and not on others. That in order to lead effectively, you have to have it in your genes.The authors assert that great leaders are made, not born. Everyone has the ability to shape himself or herself into the kind of person who enables and uplifts others to reach their highest potential--and in 12 Disciplines of Leadership Excellence, they reveal exactly how to achieve it.It all starts with discipline. In this groundbreaking book, the authors break down great leadership into 12 disciplines, including:Clarity . . . about who you are, where you are going, and how to get thereControl . . . build and bolster your sense of personal responsibility and self-masteryCharacter . . . dedicate yourself to passionately build trust with honesty and integrityCompetence . . . commit to constant never-ending improvement and learningCaring . . . because when you care, your people care in building great working relationshipsCourage . . . moving out of your comfort zone to embrace change and make tough decisionsOne at a time. Don't try to take on too much at once. Choose a discipline and live it until it becomes a habit of excellence. Then move to the next one. It will take time--but all life-improving endeavors do.Read this practical, inspirational guide and every day you will take one more step to becoming a highly effective leader.