Your Leadership Diamond - Mitchell, Paul
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What's the point of making the numbers but not making a difference? What's the point of being a brilliant leader in the workplace but a failure at home? What's the point of building great relationships but underdelivering on promised outcomes? Paul Mitchell reveals how in a period of just seven weeks, you can take your leadership to a whole new level. He inspires us to see ourselves as diamonds that just need a little polishing to really shine. You'll discover simple, practical advice, for time-poor leaders who wish to transform the way they lead at work, at home and in their communities.

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What's the point of making the numbers but not making a difference? What's the point of being a brilliant leader in the workplace but a failure at home? What's the point of building great relationships but underdelivering on promised outcomes? Paul Mitchell reveals how in a period of just seven weeks, you can take your leadership to a whole new level. He inspires us to see ourselves as diamonds that just need a little polishing to really shine. You'll discover simple, practical advice, for time-poor leaders who wish to transform the way they lead at work, at home and in their communities.
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Paul Mitchell's wry and moving considerations of society's undercurrents chronicle an unsettlingly recognisable Australia. His three poetry collections have received national prizes and wide acclaim, and his short story collection Dodging the Bull was included in the 2008 The Age Summer Read program. He is also a playwright, screenwriter and essayist.Mitchell's varied oeuvre explores the beauty in the seemingly mundane, the troubled history of Australian masculinity, and finds spirituality in the murky depths of life. He has continued this exploration with his sensitive and rugged first novel, We. Are. Family.