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The 8th habit : from effectiveness to greatness / Stephen R. Covey.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Free Press, (c)2005.Edition: first Free Press trade pbk. editionDescription: xvi, 409 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780743287937
  • 9780743274180
  • 9780684846651
Other title:
  • Eighth habit
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BF637 .T443 2005
  • BF637
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Contents:
Chap. 2. The problem -- Chap. 3. The solution -- Part 1. Find your voice. Chap. 4. Discover your voice : unopened birth--gifts -- Chap. 5. Express your voice : vision, discipline, passion and conscience -- Part 2. Inspire others to find their voice. Chap. 6. Inspiring other to find their voice : the leadership challenge -- Chap. 7. The voice of influence : be a trim-tab -- Chap. 8. The voice of trustworthiness : modeling character and competence -- Chap. 9. The voice and speed of trust -- Chap. 10. Blending voices : searching for a third alternative -- Chap. 11. One voice : pathfinding shared vision, values and strategy -- Chap. 12. The voice and discipline of execution : aligning goals and systems for results -- Chap. 13. The empowering voice : releasing passion and talent -- Chap. 14. The 8th habit and the sweet spot -- Chap. 15. Using our voices wisely to serve others -- Appendix 1. Developing the 4 intelligences/capacities : a practical guide to action -- Appendix 2. Literature review of leadership theories -- Appendix 3. Representative statements on leadership and management -- Appendix 4. The high cost of low trust -- Appendix 5. Implementing the 4 disciplines of execution -- Appendix 6. xQ results -- Appendix 7. Max and max revisited -- Appendix 8. The FranklinCovey approach -- Notes -- Index -- About FranklinCovey-- About the author.
Subject: A leading management consultant draws on his seven organizational rules for improving effectiveness to present an eighth principle, voice, that is based on the right balance of talent, need, conscience, and passion.
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Includes bibliographies and index.

Chap. 1. The pain -- Chap. 2. The problem -- Chap. 3. The solution -- Part 1. Find your voice. Chap. 4. Discover your voice : unopened birth--gifts -- Chap. 5. Express your voice : vision, discipline, passion and conscience -- Part 2. Inspire others to find their voice. Chap. 6. Inspiring other to find their voice : the leadership challenge -- Chap. 7. The voice of influence : be a trim-tab -- Chap. 8. The voice of trustworthiness : modeling character and competence -- Chap. 9. The voice and speed of trust -- Chap. 10. Blending voices : searching for a third alternative -- Chap. 11. One voice : pathfinding shared vision, values and strategy -- Chap. 12. The voice and discipline of execution : aligning goals and systems for results -- Chap. 13. The empowering voice : releasing passion and talent -- Chap. 14. The 8th habit and the sweet spot -- Chap. 15. Using our voices wisely to serve others -- Appendix 1. Developing the 4 intelligences/capacities : a practical guide to action -- Appendix 2. Literature review of leadership theories -- Appendix 3. Representative statements on leadership and management -- Appendix 4. The high cost of low trust -- Appendix 5. Implementing the 4 disciplines of execution -- Appendix 6. xQ results -- Appendix 7. Max and max revisited -- Appendix 8. The FranklinCovey approach -- Notes -- Index -- About FranklinCovey-- About the author.

A leading management consultant draws on his seven organizational rules for improving effectiveness to present an eighth principle, voice, that is based on the right balance of talent, need, conscience, and passion.

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