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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A title can make you the boss. Only trust makes you a leader.In Really, You Think You Are a Leader , Denis M. Baker challenges one of the most dangerous assumptions in business and organizational life: that having authority automatically makes someone a leader.It doesn't.Leadership is proven through behavior-how you communicate, listen, make decisions, handle pressure, correct performance, build trust, develop people, manage conflict, and respond when your own judgment is challenged.With a direct, practical, and sometimes uncomfortable approach, Baker helps readers move beyond simply thinking like a leader to actually becoming the kind of leader people respect, trust, and willingly follow.Drawing on real-world leadership situations and practical coaching principles, this book shows leaders at every level how to: - Earn influence instead of relying on position or authority- Build trust before difficult moments and organizational change- Communicate clearly and listen without becoming defensive- Hold people accountable without humiliating them- Make fair decisions without favoritism or ego- Coach employees toward stronger performance and greater responsibility- Navigate conflict, change, uncertainty, and leadership pressure- Recognize when the leadership problem may be staring back from the mirror- Develop other leaders instead of creating dependence- Build leadership practices that continue working when the leader is not in the roomWhether you are a first-time supervisor, experienced manager, executive, entrepreneur, team leader, educator, nonprofit leader, or someone preparing for greater responsibility, this book provides a practical roadmap for becoming more credible, capable, and influential.The book also includes a hands-on leadership development and training program with assessments, coaching exercises, difficult-conversation practice, crisis-leadership tools, decision frameworks, and a twelve-week leadership operating system that can be used individually or with an entire leadership team.Leadership is not proved by the title on your business card. It is proved by what happens to people, performance, and trust because you were there.So the question remains: Really, you think you are a leader Then make your leadership worth following.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Everyone leaves a legacy. The real question is: Will yours be worth talking about Legacy is not something created only at the end of life. It is being built right now-in the way you speak, love, lead, forgive, respond to hardship, keep your word, treat your family, and live out your faith when no one is watching.In Everyone Leaves a Legacy, But Is It Worth Talking About , Denis M. Baker offers a deeply personal and practical Christian guide to building a life of character, influence, faithfulness, and eternal impact.Through honest stories, biblical principles, personal struggles, family experiences, and lessons learned through failure, illness, humility, and spiritual growth, Baker challenges readers to examine three powerful questions: What am I doing How am I doing it Why am I doing it These questions reach into every area of life-faith, marriage, parenting, grandparenting, leadership, work, relationships, hardship, and personal character.Inside this book, you will discover how to: - Build character that is stronger than reputation- Recognize how everyday choices shape future generations- Strengthen integrity, humility, discipline, and attitude- Respond to failure with repentance rather than defensiveness- Walk through illness, uncertainty, and disappointment without surrendering hope- Make faith visible in ordinary life- Strengthen your family through presence, example, forgiveness, and love- Understand the difference between leaving possessions and leaving influence- Turn painful experiences into opportunities for spiritual growth- Build a legacy that points beyond yourself and toward Jesus ChristEach chapter includes reflection questions and a short prayer to help you move from inspiration to personal application.This is not a book about becoming famous, wealthy, powerful, or impressive. It is about becoming faithful.Because your greatest legacy may not be what you leave to people.It may be what you leave in them.Your legacy is already being written. What will it say about the life you lived, the faith you practiced, and the people you influenced.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Transform your workplace culture by embedding safety into every operation. This practical guide offers actionable strategies to foster trust, communication, and shared responsibility, empowering you to advocate for a safer, more productive environment.For years, traditional occupational safety and health programs have been limited by a narrow focus on compliance with regulations. While adherence to rules is essential, true safety performance requires a deeper commitment to building relationships and cultivating a culture of shared responsibility. Leading the Way: Building a Successful Safety Culture emerges from this understanding, offering a fresh perspective that transcends mere compliance. This book serves as a human-centered guide, emphasizing the importance of integrating safety into the very fabric of your organization.The eight habits outlined within are not theoretical concepts; they are practical, actionable strategies derived from real-world experiences across various organizational contexts. Each habit is designed to empower you to become a more effective advocate for safety, transforming your workplace into a safer and more productive environment. Safety is not just about preventing accidents; it is about establishing a foundation of trust, fostering open communication, and encouraging proactive engagement at every level of your organization.This book aims to equip you with the tools and inspiration necessary to not only promote safety but to embed it deeply within your operational practices. By embracing these principles, you can lead your organization toward a culture where safety is valued and prioritized, ultimately enhancing overall performance and well-being. Join the movement to redefine safety in the workplace and make a lasting impact on your organization's culture.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Survive and Thrive: Conquer Toxic Workplaces with Proven Strategies for Asserting Your Worth, Overcoming Micromanagement, and Reclaiming Your Power.In Navigating Toxicity: Strategies for Success Under Difficult Bosses, the author shares his personal journey through the harsh realities of working under toxic leadership within the Environmental, Health, and Safety industry. Over 12 years, he endured three toxic bosses, lost two jobs, and left a position due to unbearable micromanagement and degradation. The constant stress, pressure, and undermining of his skills and knowledge took a severe toll on his mental health. Yet, with each new role, he entered with determination and optimism, only to be met with the same toxic culture.The author's personal narrative serves as a stark revelation: toxic leadership is a pervasive issue. It's not just about surviving under such circumstances, but thriving in spite of them. The author's transformation from a victim of toxic workplaces to an empowered leadership coach and workplace behavioral change professional inspired his to write this book.The author's book offers practical strategies born out of shared experiences of resilience and the urgent need to navigate challenging work environments successfully. It provides actionable tools and techniques to help you assert your worth, overcome micromanagement, and reclaim your power. These strategies are rooted in years of experience, conversations, and real-world success stories, ensuring their practicality and effectiveness.Remember, you deserve a workplace where your contributions are valued, your well-being is respected, and your potential is nurtured. Navigating Toxicity: Strategies for Success Under Difficult Bosses is your roadmap to achieving just that. It's a guide to not just surviving but thriving despite the challenges of toxic workplaces. Discover ways to assert your worth, overcome micromanagement, and reclaim your power within these pages. With this book, you'll be well on your way to creating a positive, supportive work environment for yourself.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Everyone leaves a legacy. The real question is: Will yours be worth talking about?Legacy is not something created only at the end of life. It is being built right now-in the way you speak, love, lead, forgive, respond to hardship, keep your word, treat your family, and live out your faith when no one is watching.In Everyone Leaves a Legacy, But Is It Worth Talking About?, Denis M. Baker offers a deeply personal and practical Christian guide to building a life of character, influence, faithfulness, and eternal impact.Through honest stories, biblical principles, personal struggles, family experiences, and lessons learned through failure, illness, humility, and spiritual growth, Baker challenges readers to examine three powerful questions: What am I doing?How am I doing it?Why am I doing it?These questions reach into every area of life-faith, marriage, parenting, grandparenting, leadership, work, relationships, hardship, and personal character.Inside this book, you will discover how to: Build character that is stronger than reputationRecognize how everyday choices shape future generationsStrengthen integrity, humility, discipline, and attitudeRespond to failure with repentance rather than defensivenessWalk through illness, uncertainty, and disappointment without surrendering hopeMake faith visible in ordinary lifeStrengthen your family through presence, example, forgiveness, and loveUnderstand the difference between leaving possessions and leaving influenceTurn painful experiences into opportunities for spiritual growthBuild a legacy that points beyond yourself and toward Jesus ChristEach chapter includes reflection questions and a short prayer to help you move from inspiration to personal application.This is not a book about becoming famous, wealthy, powerful, or impressive. It is about becoming faithful.Because your greatest legacy may not be what you leave to people.It may be what you leave in them.Your legacy is already being written. What will it say about the life you lived, the faith you practiced, and the people you influenced? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…