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How do you get your work done and still maintain relationships and build trust? For most busy executives, it's an either/or choice - - either spend time with your people, or be an effective and productive leader who focuses entirely on the work. But David Horsager says you can do both. The key is to do lots of little things on a daily basis that make you so effective that you have enough time to interact with your people and honour and build the relationships you have with them. In succinct, quick - read chapters Horsager offers thirty - five high impact productivity practices, each easily…mehr

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How do you get your work done and still maintain relationships and build trust? For most busy executives, it's an either/or choice - - either spend time with your people, or be an effective and productive leader who focuses entirely on the work. But David Horsager says you can do both. The key is to do lots of little things on a daily basis that make you so effective that you have enough time to interact with your people and honour and build the relationships you have with them. In succinct, quick - read chapters Horsager offers thirty - five high impact productivity practices, each easily implemented and powerful on their own. Taken together, they form a solid wave of efficacy that will enable you to get more done, keep your energy up, and make sure that you're able to put people first which Horsager insists must be always be one of your top priorities.
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David Horsager, MA, CSP, CEO of Horsager Leadership, Inc., is a business strategist, keynote speaker, and author of the national bestseller The Trust Edge. He has spoken and consulted across the United States and on five continents. His clients range from Wells Fargo, Toyota, and the New York Yankees to the US Coast Guard Academy, John Deere, and the US Department of Homeland Security. He and his wife, Lisa, have four children and live in Minnesota.