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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Necessary Endings

The Employees, Businesses, and Relationships That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Move Forward

Book • 2011

Author

Henry Cloud

In 'Necessary Endings', Henry Cloud challenges readers to identify and end unhealthy relationships, businesses, and practices that hinder personal and professional growth.

The book emphasizes that endings are a natural part of life and necessary for moving forward.

Cloud provides practical advice on making tough decisions, using metaphors like pruning a rose bush to illustrate the need for intentional endings to allow for new beginnings and growth.

The book is designed to help readers achieve the personal and professional growth they desire by proactively correcting the bad and the broken in their lives and businesses.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Nick Bare

, highlighting the concept of pruning in personal and professional growth.

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Recommended by

Dave Ramsey

to inform her intellect and soothe her emotions as she decides to leave her partner.

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Referenced by

Ryan Leak

as a book about sometimes ending relationships.

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Complicated People

Mentioned by

Dave Ramsey

when discussing the need to make difficult decisions when there's no hope for progress.

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Recommended by

Nick Bare

for its helpful insights, especially during his return to the CEO role.

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134: Building the Brand: Part 8: For the Committed

Mentioned by

Nick Bare

as a book about pruning and creating necessary endings in life, using the analogy of a rose bush.

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Referenced by

Dave Ramsey

when discussing when to let go of relationships, jobs, or investments.

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Mentioned by

Bryan Neale

regarding pruning time wasters, as taught to their Blind Zebra clients.

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Become a Student of Your Calendar

Recommended by

Ken Coleman

as a resource for Jerry, along with 'Boundaries' by Henry Cloud.

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Recommended by

Dave Ramsey

as a guide for understanding when to end something that is not working.

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Recommended by

Harry Max

as a helpful and inspiring book about managing endings and creating space for new things.

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Recommended by

Amy Anderson

for leaders facing necessary endings in their organizations.

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Mentioned by

Steve Cuss

, highlighting his categorization of people into wise, foolish, and evil.

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Mentioned by

Matthew Davis

when discussing methods for coaching people and managing performance expectations.

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Mentioned by

Mike Kim

as a book that profoundly impacted his understanding of endings and new beginnings in life.

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Mentioned by

Mike Kim

as a book that profoundly impacted his perspective on endings and new beginnings.

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Recommended by

Jade Warshaw

to a caller who is struggling with a family business.

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Mentioned by

Mark Miller

as a book he has given away thousands of copies of, emphasizing its importance in leadership.

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Mentioned by

Henry Cloud

as a book he wrote that discusses different kinds of behavior people exhibit.

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Recommended as a great book to read for those wanting to subtract to multiply.

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