Daniel Goleman: Social Intelligence - The New Science of Human Relationships
In 1997, Daniel Goleman published his book Emotional Intelligence, which launched that powerful concept. He followed it with several related books, such as Working with Emotional Intelligence. This book is the natural outgrowth of Goleman’s ongoing work, so it will be immediately appealing to anyone who found his earlier books useful. However, this volume also [...]
Donald T. Phillips: Lincoln On Leadership - Executive Strategies for Tough Times
Donald T. Phillips has written a solid and engaging book. It has been hailed by critics and leaders in business, sports, and every other arena as a common sense masterpiece of historical and character analysis. The book is divided into key lessons, each representing an aspect of President Abraham Lincoln’s leadership style, as revealed through [...]
Kenneth Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles: Gung Ho! How To Motivate People In Any Organization
Harper
Gung Ho by Ken Blanchard is essentially all about how to work together better. The theory comprises of three key elements. The Spirit of the Squirrel (doing worthwhile work). Likened to a Squirrel because they work with purpose and therefore dedication. It is about the understanding that what we do makes the world a better [...]