Changing on the job : how leaders become courageous, wise, and steady in an anxious world /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Stanford, California :
Stanford Business Books, an imprint of Stanford University Press,
[2025]
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| Edition: | Second edition. |
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction : why reading this book will change your life
- The invisible force that is pushing your behavior-and everyone else's
- A glimpse in the mirror and out the window : beginning to recognize the four forms of mind that shape the world we see
- The self-transforming leader : why this matters and how to find more self-transforming capacities (with Zafer Achi)
- The rhythm of developmental growth : toward freedom from being unconsciously "subject to" a limiting belief
- A feedback approach that helps us grow ourselves and others
- Selecting leaders fit for the complex challenges ahead
- Metabolizing difficulty into development : using this way of seeing to create superb teams (with Zafer Achi)
- A deeper look at the self-sovereign mind
- A deeper look at the socialized mind
- A deeper look at the self-authored mind
- A deeper look at the self-transforming mind
- How I begin to understand someone else : finding the growth edge
- How do I understand my own mind? : Turning the spotlight on yourself
- Reach people where they are instead of where you wish they were
- Learning to hold the perspective of others: coaching in the transition from the self-sovereign to the socialized mind
- Finding the internal voice : coaching in the transition from the socialized to the self-authored mind
- Becoming bigger than just myself : coaching in the transition from the self-authored to the self-transforming mind
- The coach's growth edge matters too
- Creating learning and development experiences that are actually developmental
- Supporting all of us : building habits that support cultures of growth (with Keith Johnston)
- Afterword : the point of it all : developing our capacity for love and community.