Reviewed by Rama Gaind.
By Joe Hart, Hambone Publishing, $27.99.
We all need to engage in self-analyses because we all hold conflicting views of ourselves, multiple perspectives of who we are and how we should act. As leaders, we seem to walk a relentless tightrope where multiple identities appear to intersect our personal and professional lives.
Sydney-based highly experienced organisational psychologist, executive coach, mentor and facilitator, Joe Hart will help you unpack these thoughts.
This book will support you to deliver on intentions through honest action. That’s why leading with the truth always wins!
Candour and perspective are key to effective leadership. It is time for leaders to live more transparently.
“If you’re a leader, you really owe it to everybody and yourself to show up, be honest, and be authentic because that’s what’s going to impact everybody else’s experience. To step outside yourself and demonstrate a bit more empathy in terms of what you’re doing. By that, I mean to allow people to give you feedback so you can see yourself the way they’re seeing and experiencing you. So, I think a lack of that is probably affecting engagement negatively.”
Change continues to be the greatest instigator of fear and resistance in our lives.
“We resist change because it’s hard and it hurts.” This book captures Joe’s insights on the evolution of oneself through gaining True Perspective.
He also offers tools, questions and techniques to help you gain perspective, expand yourself, and ultimately align who you are being with who you want to be. This book teaches you how to lead when life inevitably gets hard and why leading with the truth always wins.
