See Think Feel Act: 500 Prompts Toward Disruptive Success - Softcover

Holbein, Gordon F.

 
9781544074054: See Think Feel Act: 500 Prompts Toward Disruptive Success

Synopsis

Wanted: Someone who is willing and able to get us to challenge our assumptions. We are far too interested in things we already agree with.Do you know anyone who doesn't run away from reading or listening to things that are contrary to what they like to believe? who does not become defensive, avoidant or hostile?What are you curious about? Curiosity is delightful. What intrigues you? What fascinates you? What do you stand in awe of? Feed that! You will learn, grow and progress as you open yourself to ideas that are different from yours. In order to act more effectively see more clearly, think more broadly, feel more deeply, listen more care-fully. Be useful and interesting.The observations in here are imperfect. Argue with them anything to examine our assumptions. Question. When everyone agrees, head the other way. Some ideas are so stupid that only an intellectual could believe them. (George Orwell)So open your eyes. Open your mind. Open your heart. Open the door to a bigger, better, brighter, bolder way of doing things. Wrestle with me through an array of diverse thought experiments designed to poke us toward a fresh start. If we want to be outstanding, we must stand out. If we want to make a difference, we must be different.

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About the Author

Gordon F. Holbein, Ph.D. is a Senior Lecturer in Strategy & Leadership at the Gatton College of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky. He was born and raised near Syracuse, NY, and went to school in New Hampshire, New York and Pennsylvania, but much prefers Kentucky’s milder climate! Gordon’s education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Dartmouth College, an M.B.A. from Syracuse University, and a Ph.D. in Strategy and Leadership from The Pennsylvania State University. He has twelve years of work experience in bank management in New York, predominantly in branch management, product management and strategic planning. His consulting experience extends across organizations in the automotive, healthcare, financial services and technology industries, and he has worked with a variety of not-for-profit organizations as well. Dr. Holbein’s academic career spans more than twenty-five years of university teaching at UK, Penn State, Syracuse University, and Northern Kentucky University. His main areas of expertise are Strategic Management, Leadership Development, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Global Management. Professor Holbein left the ranks of the University of Kentucky’s research faculty in order to pursue a full-time teaching career in 2000, and was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2007. He teaches in UK’s undergraduate, graduate and executive education programs. Dr. Holbein has been recognized by the University of Kentucky’s College of Education as a “Teacher Who Made A Difference” on three occasions, has been cited for excellence in teaching by Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Psi professional business fraternity and the UK Panhellenic Council, and in 2012 was named UK’s best professor in the Kentucky Kernel’s “Best Of UK” awards. He has also been awarded the Humana Corporation Teaching Innovation Grant three times. Gordon has been a featured speaker for the Emerging Leader Institute, the University of Kentucky Student Activities Board’s “Final Word” symposium, and in the Delta Epsilon Iota Honor Society’s guest lecturer series.

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