Dare to Lead : Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts.

from ygifford

As an IT Manager, I really enjoyed the book. It also comes with a workbook that you can download from Brene's website. Lead from compassion and caring and you will succeed. Good Luck!

from nmarun

Learning 'me' is the prerequisite for leading them - is the premise of this book. Handling vulnerability, dealing with fear, taming my ego, being non-judgmental are some virtues that are seen in a leader. Many parts of the book are backed by research and/or proven empirically through interviews w...

from ygifford

As an IT Manager, I really enjoyed the book. It also comes with a workbook that you can download from Brene's website. Lead from compassion and caring and you will succeed. Good Luck!

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I often use slow times of the year to read psychologically oriented books that apply to my life. This Christmas, I picked up this book that deals with leadership and being up-front with emotions in the workplace. This book's author served in the military before getting a PhD in sociology. Her top...

from ecataldi

I've been hearing the Brene Brown hype for years and this is the first time I've dove into one of her leadership books. It was really eye opening - I rarely take notes or mark pages but there were multiple times when I had to stop to re-read something because it struck me, The concepts are great ...