One Face - Shed the Mask Own Your Values and Lead Wisely

Sarah McDugal

Sinossi

A “motivating, encouraging, concise, clear, effective and efficient” primer for anyone who wants to live, work, and find success as their true self (Jason O’Rourke, Hospital Chaplain, US Army Special Ops).   Are you missing out on future success because your internal values are out of alignment with your external message?   In One Face, Sarah McDugal takes you on a journey of personal discovery and growth, showcasing stories of wildly successful entrepreneurs and professionals who are committed to leading with transparency and living with a clear, honest, and singular purpose. Here, you will discover how to  Define your personal core values.Transform even the harshest feedback into fuel for growth.Use a proven framework to make decisions you won’t regret.Live with less stress, less guilt, and more freedom to be yourself.  Utilizing the lessons in this book, you will possess a clearly defined set of core values, a four-step framework for making decisions without regret, and the tools you need to build your brand to last beyond a lifetime.

Disponibile da: 26/07/2016.

Lunghezza di stampa: 152 pagine.

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