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On Becoming a Leader
Book • 2009
In 'On Becoming a Leader,' Warren Bennis delves into the qualities that define leadership, the people who exemplify it, and the strategies that anyone can apply to achieve it.
The book emphasizes that true leaders are not born but made, and they are characterized by their ability to engage others, create and share a vision, accept uncertainty, take bold risks, and maintain integrity.
Bennis also stresses the importance of self-awareness, continuous learning, and the ability to adapt and innovate.
This classic work serves as a guide for aspiring leaders in a world marked by turbulence and uncertainty.
The book emphasizes that true leaders are not born but made, and they are characterized by their ability to engage others, create and share a vision, accept uncertainty, take bold risks, and maintain integrity.
Bennis also stresses the importance of self-awareness, continuous learning, and the ability to adapt and innovate.
This classic work serves as a guide for aspiring leaders in a world marked by turbulence and uncertainty.
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when discussing self-knowledge and self-invention as lifelong processes.


George Mumford

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From Jordan to Kobe: The Keys to a Championship Mindset with Mindfulness Coach George Mumford
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for its focus on leadership development.


George Mumford

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in relation to his book on leadership and self-knowledge.


David Gardner

Great Quotes, Vol. 20: Build Yourself a Great Story
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as a classic guide to developing authentic leadership qualities.


Brian Johnson

On Becoming a Leader by Warren Bennis (Heroic Wisdom Daily)
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i diskusjonen om transformasjonsledelse.

Hans Christoffer Aargard Terjesen

🌡️ Slik håndterer du sykefravær – med forsker Hans Christoffer Aargard Terjesen
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to illustrate the need to unlearn conventional wisdom in leadership.


Tim Clark

How to Turn Managers into Leaders