The Everything Leadership Book: Motivate and inspire yourself and others to succeed at home, at work, and in your community

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Your mission: Create a vision and turn it into reality. Your challenge: Compel any group of people to help you achieve success. Your solution: The Everything Leadership Book, 2nd Edition has the tips and techniques you need to change your management style into true leadership. This valuable resource includes practical advice on leadership techniques, as well as guidance on what separates the leaders from the followers. Learn how to exude self-confidence, become a role model, and make a difference at work and in your community. Completely revised and updated, this guide features the latest insider tips on how to:Communicate with peers in and out of the officeStimulate, excite, and motivate any groupDelegate responsibilityManage from withinBuild a productive teamDefine the difference between management and leadershipBeing in charge can be intimidating, even for the most seasoned leaders. Whether you're climbing the ladder of success or have already made it to the top, this indispensable guide helps you focus on your strengths and goals so you can take the reins with confidence! Eric Yaverbaum heads Ericho Communications, one of the most sought-after consultancy firms in the country. He has overseen public relations programs for brands such as American Express, Sony, IKEA, and H&M. He previously served as president of Jericho Communications, the eleventh-ranked public relations firm in the country. Yaverbaum is the author of Leadership Secrets of the World's Most Successful CEOs and coauthor of Public Relations for Dummies. PR Week named him one of the heroes of the industry. He lives in New York City. Erik Sherman is a writer, entrepreneur, and consultant. He has owned several small businesses and served as a business consultant to firms ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies. As a journalist, Mr. Sherman has long covered business and interviewed major business figures, including the CEOs of ChevronTexaco, Sysco, and Kaiser Permanente, on issues of management and leadership. He lives in Colrain, MA.