The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership
A New Paradigm for Sustainable Success
by Jim Dethmer
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Recommended by 8 notable people, including Brian Armstrong and Tony Robbins
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Recommended by 11 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books, Management, and Leadership.
You’ll never see leadership the same way again after reading this book. These fifteen commitments are a distillation of decades of work with CEOs and other leaders. They are radical or provocative for many. They have been game changers for us and for our clients. We trust that they will be for you too. Our experience is that unconscious leadership ...
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Recommended by 11 sources and appears in Most Recommended Books, Management, and Leadership.
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