Attitude 101
What Every Leader Needs to Know
- Work, Money & Leadership
- Publisher: HarperCollins Leadership (HarperCollins Focus)
- Published: 2003
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Publisher's Description
Get a masterclass from John C. Maxwell for leaders on the power of attitude and how it can make or break you, and the people you lead. Good attitudes on a team do not guarantee its success, but bad attitudes guarantee its ruin. New York Times best-selling author and leadership expert John C. Maxwell acknowledges that anyone who has tried to lead people with bad attitudes knows the frustration it can bring. In Attitude 101, Maxwell helps you learn to: Recognize how individuals' attitudes impact their performance Pinpoint problem feelings, behaviors, and thinking in yourself and others Identify six common attitude problems that undermine teamwork Discover the secret to changing a bad attitude Create new definitions of failure and success that will improve performance It’s important that you adopt the attitude that helps leaders keep going to the next level of success. With this concise and reader-friendly guidebook, you too can master attitude issues. Attitude is contagious, therefore, you need to make sure your team is catching the right one!
Endorsements (1)
“As stated in the preface to this concise primer, any weekday edition of The New York Times contains more information than the average person living in 17th-century England was exposed to in a lifetime. In acknowledgement of the modern world's information glut, leadership expert John C. Maxwell has produced Attitude 101, a 99-page companion volume to one of his previous bestsellers, Leadership 101. In this new book, Maxwell examines the importance of attitude in determining a leader's success or failure, the forces that shape a person's attitude, and the seven choices necessary if one is to change his or her attitude. Fans of Maxwell's earlier books will enjoy his pithy advice, and will no doubt look forward to the third and fourth volumes in this series (Relationships 101, Equipping 101), both available in 2004.”
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