Belonging and Healing (eBook, ePUB)
Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others
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Belonging is a basic human need. We all need to feel like we belong.Ubuntu is an African spiritual healing journey followed by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and former South African President Nelson Mandela. In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others, Dr. Dave Cornelius draws upon this powerful philosophy to deliver a simple roadmap to building positive teams and relationships, improving engagement and performance.In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others you will learn:· The importance of belonging and why we all need to belong somewhere· T...
Belonging is a basic human need. We all need to feel like we belong.
Ubuntu is an African spiritual healing journey followed by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and former South African President Nelson Mandela. In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others, Dr. Dave Cornelius draws upon this powerful philosophy to deliver a simple roadmap to building positive teams and relationships, improving engagement and performance.
In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others you will learn:
· The importance of belonging and why we all need to belong somewhere
· The language of belonging and how you can adjust your language to be more inclusive
· How Ubuntu can help you develop successful organizations
· How Ubuntu conquers narcissism and microaggressions
· How to develop and implement a vision practice and belonging
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Dr. Dave Cornelius is a business executive and organizational coach who works with Fortune 50 to Fortune 500 companies and has helped them to generate over $1 billion in customer revenue. In this book, he brings together his extensive experience to deliver a transformational text to help coaches, industry leaders, and business owners.
With bonus content including conversations with MCC Coach Nobanto Mpotulo of Ubuntu Coaching in South African and Therapist Tracy Treacy of D&S Healing Center. Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others will transform the way you relate to those around you. It will take you on a healing journey so you can rise above your past to achieve your potential - and help those around you to do the same.
Ubuntu is an African spiritual healing journey followed by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and former South African President Nelson Mandela. In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others, Dr. Dave Cornelius draws upon this powerful philosophy to deliver a simple roadmap to building positive teams and relationships, improving engagement and performance.
In Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others you will learn:
· The importance of belonging and why we all need to belong somewhere
· The language of belonging and how you can adjust your language to be more inclusive
· How Ubuntu can help you develop successful organizations
· How Ubuntu conquers narcissism and microaggressions
· How to develop and implement a vision practice and belonging
·
Dr. Dave Cornelius is a business executive and organizational coach who works with Fortune 50 to Fortune 500 companies and has helped them to generate over $1 billion in customer revenue. In this book, he brings together his extensive experience to deliver a transformational text to help coaches, industry leaders, and business owners.
With bonus content including conversations with MCC Coach Nobanto Mpotulo of Ubuntu Coaching in South African and Therapist Tracy Treacy of D&S Healing Center. Belonging and Healing: Creating Awesomeness for Yourself and Others will transform the way you relate to those around you. It will take you on a healing journey so you can rise above your past to achieve your potential - and help those around you to do the same.
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