Elephants and the Business Laws of Nature

and how to manage them to help you and your business realise full potential

Business & Finance, Management & Leadership, Management Science, Human Resources & Personnel Management, Career Planning & Job Hunting
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Author: John Vamos, Karen McCreadie ISBN: 9780994210883
Publisher: John Vamos Publication: December 15, 2009
Imprint: Language: English
Author: John Vamos, Karen McCreadie
ISBN: 9780994210883
Publisher: John Vamos
Publication: December 15, 2009
Imprint:
Language: English
Now, I’m nervous…you’ve picked up this book…my book…and, apparently, the next few paragraphs you read will determine whether you buy the thing or not… Here’s my problem: there are two of you reading this book, one you can hear, the other you can’t and they are both inside your head, inside your mind! Guess which one you think you will listen to: the one you can hear? No, you are in fact driven by the one you can’t hear: that ‘silent’ part of your mind. Every day millions of people (yourself included) go to work and get busy underachieving. The reason? They have no idea about the distractive, manipulative and dominant power of that part of your mind you cannot hear. That silent mind is the Elephant, the one that impacts your choices, your behavior, just as an elephant impacts its handlers. Elephants and the Business Laws of Nature addresses the principles of workgroup engagement which, if ignored, let elephants be the handlers. In these pages you will find out that we humans are engineered through our successful evolution to underperform! You will also learn how to understand, arrange and mitigate negative effects so that you, and the people you lead, can get the best chance to perform at or near their potential. Read this book and discover what really causes the gap between our performance and our potential. And how to close that gap. About the Author: John Vamos is a pioneer of the business and organisational coaching industry. In 1995 he founded the first dedicated business coaching company. He is a member of the International Coaching Federation, a prominent Director and sought-after speaker.
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Now, I’m nervous…you’ve picked up this book…my book…and, apparently, the next few paragraphs you read will determine whether you buy the thing or not… Here’s my problem: there are two of you reading this book, one you can hear, the other you can’t and they are both inside your head, inside your mind! Guess which one you think you will listen to: the one you can hear? No, you are in fact driven by the one you can’t hear: that ‘silent’ part of your mind. Every day millions of people (yourself included) go to work and get busy underachieving. The reason? They have no idea about the distractive, manipulative and dominant power of that part of your mind you cannot hear. That silent mind is the Elephant, the one that impacts your choices, your behavior, just as an elephant impacts its handlers. Elephants and the Business Laws of Nature addresses the principles of workgroup engagement which, if ignored, let elephants be the handlers. In these pages you will find out that we humans are engineered through our successful evolution to underperform! You will also learn how to understand, arrange and mitigate negative effects so that you, and the people you lead, can get the best chance to perform at or near their potential. Read this book and discover what really causes the gap between our performance and our potential. And how to close that gap. About the Author: John Vamos is a pioneer of the business and organisational coaching industry. In 1995 he founded the first dedicated business coaching company. He is a member of the International Coaching Federation, a prominent Director and sought-after speaker.

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