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Leaders - Its all about how they make us feel!,
This review is from: The Language of Leaders: How Top CEOs Communicate to Inspire, Influence and Achieve Results (Hardcover)
I have just finished reading The Language of Leaders - and wanted to write to you to congratulate you on an outstanding book and contribution to the development of better leaders. It is rich with ideas and insights that readers will be able to remember and implement.
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Simply brilliant,
This review is from: The Language of Leaders: How Top CEOs Communicate to Inspire, Influence and Achieve Results (Hardcover)
This is a great and very simple read. It's full of interesting anecdotes from the top players in business and structures their comments in an insightful and useable way.
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Mind your language,
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This review is from: The Language of Leaders: How Top CEOs Communicate to Inspire, Influence and Achieve Results (Hardcover)
The Language of Leaders offers a unique insight into the communications preferences and styles of an impressive line up of leaders - from Airbus to Lloyds and Unilever.The book adopts a storytelling style, which makes it an easy read. This comes directly from the author's experience as a journalist and advertising expert. Following on from Charles Handy's work which looks at the 3 faces of leaders and Rob Goffee And Gareth Jones work on followership (Why should anybody be led by you?), Murray's book follows themes such as authenticity, intelligent emotion (rather than emotional intelligence) and engaging employees. Interestingly he takes the view that emotions are important in business, contradicting the school of thought that suggests that emotions should be suppressed. I personally think this is a more authentic and realistic take on leadership, neatly summed up by Lou Reed "I do me better than anyone else". The Language of Leaders includes a fascinating series of biographies into the great and good that comprise the interview subjects for the book. It's a great insight into life at the top of the business world and the power of language and stories to change minds and behaviours. Peter Cook Author "Best Practice Creativity", "Sex, Leadership and Rock'n'Roll" and "Punk Rock People Management"
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