Bøger af Jason Fox

Life and leadership lessons from the Special Forces, accompanying the Channel 4 series SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Use the science of motivation with the power of game design to unlock motivation and drive progress in your organisation. There are two conventional ways to approach motivation: set goals and try to change attitudes and beliefs (which takes a lot of personalised effort); or develop incentives and rewards to inspire effort (which takes a lot of money). This book shows you how to take a third new approach - designing the work itself to be inherently motivating. Combining the best elements of three distinct fields--motivational science, game design, and agile management--this book shows you how to positively influence behaviour through better work and project design. This game changing book: Gives you a refreshing science-based approach to the classic challenge of motivation in the workplace Is ideal for any leader or manager looking to take their workplace culture in a new direction Includes practical advice for creating highly productive, motivated and innovative teams Is written by a motivation strategy and design expert who consults on leadership and change management to a wide range of clients - from the executives of multinational organisations, through to the directors of switched-on startups. The Game Changer will show you how to unlock creative, productive and collaborative work. It is the perfect resource for forward-thinking leaders in organisations and teams focused on crafting a work culture that gets the best out of their people.

Challenge your limits, change your habits and transform your life.In Embrace the Chaos, Special Forces veteran Jason Fox sets out a revolutionary programme of personal challenges designed to help you reboot, disrupt your thinking and grow your capabilities.Across 52 short chapters of practical advice - battle-tested on elite military operations and extreme expeditions - Foxy mentors you through a series of tasks that will enhance your life. Exercises range from micro-adventures and small habit changes to addressing your routine, cleansing your relationships, setting personal goals and learning new skills.Whether you are looking for adventure, in need of mental clarity, or seeking military grade productivity, Embrace the Chaos will push you physically and mentally to become the best version of yourself.Featuring:-A new challenge for every week of the year.-Practical advice and tips.-Physical and creative tasks.-Mentoring guidance through each process.-Stories from Foxy's military career and expeditions.

Challenge your limits, change your habits and transform your life.In Embrace the Chaos, Special Forces veteran Jason Fox sets out a revolutionary programme of personal challenges designed to help you reboot, disrupt your thinking and grow your capabilities.Across 52 short chapters of practical advice - battle-tested on elite military operations and extreme expeditions - Foxy mentors you through a series of tasks that will enhance your life. Exercises range from micro-adventures and small habit changes to addressing your routine, cleansing your relationships, setting personal goals and learning new skills.Whether you are looking for adventure, in need of mental clarity, or seeking military grade productivity, Embrace the Chaos will push you physically and mentally to become the best version of yourself.Featuring:-A new challenge for every week of the year.-Practical advice and tips.-Physical and creative tasks.-Mentoring guidance through each process.-Stories from Foxy's military career and expeditions.

'A vivid, searing account of a life at war.' BEAR GRYLLS'The most important book you'll ever read... Battle Scars will save lives.' TOM MARCUS, author of SOLDIER SPYThis is a true story.

Hybrid portraiture of humanoid monsters and existential figuresThis book presents new paintings by acclaimed New York-based artist Jason Fox (born 1964), along with sketches, source material and works on paper made between 2006 and 2016. Fox paints hybrid portraits--humanoid monsters and existential figures--often posed behind a canvas, as though in the act of their own creation. In an interview with the artist Joe Bradley included in this volume, Fox describes his influences and subject matter, which range from comic books, rock icons and minimalism, to his dog, Duncan, and former president Barack Obama. Published on the occasion of Square Cave, the artist's solo exhibition at Canada gallery in New York, this book provides insight into Fox's multivalent and psychedelic studio practice.

Unlock progress through doubt and uncertainty The biggest threat facing modern business is the sheer complexity of an uncertain future. That, and the fact that everyone is busy. Too busy for progress. Workplace cultures have become cursed with efficiency. And so when it comes to developing strategy, we default to our defaults.We favour quick fixes, easy templates and familiar approaches, developing ΓÇÿrobust plansΓÇ▓ that do little to mitigate strategic risk or generate new value. The result? The future comes, and businesses die. But no longer! Γêùcue trumpetsΓêù How to Lead a Quest is a book for pioneering leaders ΓÇô folks who know that enterprise strategy is far too important to condemn to ΓÇÿsmart goalsΓÇ▓, ΓÇ▓a clear vision for the futureΓÇ▓ and other such rubbish. Within this book, youΓÇ▓ll discover how to: liberate enterprise leadership and workplace cultures from the curse of efficiency, default thinking and the delusion of progress explore complex and uncertain futures to find profound insights that mitigate strategic risks and ensure your business model remains viable create new value and enduring relevance by pioneering into unchartered and unprecedented territory  embed new structures and rituals into your enterprise to build for the future, while still delivering operational excellence today. Not for the faint of heart or shortΓÇôofΓÇôwit, this uniquely refreshing book bravely tackles the paradox that is pioneering leadership. YouΓÇ▓ll discover how to lead meaningful progress ΓÇô even if you donΓÇ▓t know what the goal or destination looks like.