Paperback, 149 pages
English language
The bestseller by Bodo Schäfer suggests the effective rules of success which change your life!
In this book you’ll find a unique system which helps you achieve success in any sphere of life – Leading Simple. It includes easy and realizable tips that lead you to better and happier life. You’ll learn how to succeed in your career and relationship with other people.
Book can be useful not only for experienced managers but also for those people who feel leader potential though still can’t realize it.
The book includes: - What a leader must do – 5 Tasks - What a leader should do – 5 Tools - How a leader can do it – 5 Principles.
The book is written with simple and clear language. It’s a compelling story based on the true events of one of the authors, Boris Grundl. Despite the fact he was paralyzed after a …
The bestseller by Bodo Schäfer suggests the effective rules of success which change your life!
In this book you’ll find a unique system which helps you achieve success in any sphere of life – Leading Simple. It includes easy and realizable tips that lead you to better and happier life. You’ll learn how to succeed in your career and relationship with other people.
Book can be useful not only for experienced managers but also for those people who feel leader potential though still can’t realize it.
The book includes: - What a leader must do – 5 Tasks - What a leader should do – 5 Tools - How a leader can do it – 5 Principles.
The book is written with simple and clear language. It’s a compelling story based on the true events of one of the authors, Boris Grundl. Despite the fact he was paralyzed after a failed base jump he has managed to achieve success in sport having become the Paralympic Games competitor! His example has inspired many people following Leading Simple.
Read to the book, follow recommendations and become more successful and happier!
The book presents a framework for leadership and management. The framework is quite interesting and useful as it provides food for thought. Sadly, the book oversells and idealizes the framework and it spoils the impression.
The book has a summary in the end, it's tense and practical. Worth a reread.
