Self-Improvement 101: What Every Leader Needs to KnowJohn C. Maxwell uses his decades of experience to teach you how to reach your full potential through a commitment to personal growth. Throughout this book, leadership expert John C. Maxwell provides the essential tips and tools to help any leader continue striving for excellence no matter what industry, business, or level of leadership. In Self-Improvement 101, you’ll learn:
People never reach their potential by accident. Often, those who achieve the greatest success have the greatest desire to learn and grow. Self-Improvement 101 guides you on an essential journey to uncovering your own desire, commitment, and unyielding determination to improve your life--and to improve yourself. |
Contents
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2 How Can I Grow in My Career? | 17 |
3 How Do I Maintain a Teachable Attitude? | 27 |
4 What Role Do Others Play in My Growth? | 41 |
5 Where Should I Focus My Time and Energy? | 57 |
6 How Do I Overcome Obstacles to SelfImprovement? | 69 |
7 What Role Does Experience Play? | 83 |
8 What Am I Willing to Give Up to Keep Growing? | 95 |
Notes | 109 |
About the Author | 111 |
Blank Page | 118 |
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