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Becoming A LeaderWhen seas become rough, the crew needs a good captain at the helm of the boat. The better the captain, the better the team! When it comes to leadership, the same principles apply; a team will weather any storm if they are led instead of managed. Unearthing your leadership abilities is critical in making your leadership journey a success. This book is for anyone in or considering a leadership role, whether a veteran or brand new to the game, who wants to unlock their true leadership potential-for the greater good of the team, their organization, and themselves.

Finally, we may have some answers to some of life's toughest questions. Dr. Darryl Claybon's new book: Digging in a Gold Mine with a Diamond Shovel is a new explosive model for Leadership. He describes twenty-first century leadership as: The ability to place your vision, in the hands of others in such a way, that your vision becomes their vision, and their vision becomes yours. Also, Dr. Claybon discusses the centuries' old existential questions, from a twenty-first century perspective: Why I am here? How did I get here? What is my purpose? Are leaders born, or can leaders be developed? Did I do something so bad, that there is no forgiveness? Can a loser ever win? Managers instruct, Leaders inspire! For centuries, the management model theories have been essentially the same. Managers are expected to be leaders. However, in modern times, the two are not necessarily synonymous. Managers understand the business: inventory, capital, accounting, forecasting, payroll, taxes, etc. Leaders understand the business, but also understand the employees and customers with whom they do business. Is there is a need for a 21st century model of management? How does this model look? How does one manage multigenerational expectations with cutting edge technology? Find the answers you need in Digging in a Gold Mine, with a Diamond Shovel. Hurry and order today! Only a limited amount of copies are left. Available now on Amazon.com and Kindle.

This survey studies the five major leadership eras from 1841 to the present. Features the five eras, leading theorists and works of each era, the basic leadership paradigms used to shape leadership during the phases, and leadership lessons seen in this historical survey.

Builder, fool, ambassador, athlete, parent, pilot, scum, shepherd: the apostle Paul uses rich imagery when he discusses what it means to be a Christian leader. Derek Tidball believes these images have important lessons and fresh insights for pastors and others in church leadership today. At a time when such people struggle under increasing pressure to 'produce results' and 'perform up to standard', what is needed is a different way of looking at leadership. Builders and Fools provides that. By explaining and drawing out the implications of Paul's imagery, it helps us focus on what really matters, on what God wants leaders to do and how he wants them to be.