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"Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputations... can never effect a reform."
-- Susan B. Anthony
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Breakthrough!® Everything You Need to Start
a Solution Revolution® Kennedy's Breakthrough! offers you an innovative set of tools
that includes "everything you need to start a solution revolution" in your organization. It helps you define core problems in minutes
and offers over 500 solution strategy ideas to prompt your own
thinking, and a simple, easy-to-learn process to mobilize your
whole organization into action. |
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Passion for Success: Practical, Inspirational, and Spiritual Insight From Japan's Leading Entrepreneur This book is full of small gifts of wisdom and anecdotal examples to help you on your own path of "success" and contribution in your own life and work. Dr. Inamori's writing style is clear and refreshingly without trendy talk. Each topic is handled in a single page coming to a brief conclusion that helps you reinforce the point. What is most interesting is that it is definitely a book that has an enduring quality. Re-reading it again or just opening it for a little refresher now and then puts it in a different category from the average business book. It is book of leadership wisdom to treasure. |
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For People---And For Profit: A Business Philosophy for the 21st Century
by Kazuo Inamori
In Dr. Inamori's second book in English, he takes a more bold openness that goes beyond his personal business-management philosophy. Here he shares his provocative views of Japan identifying the need for change, presenting a compelling reason for all companies to see the demand for "coexistence" in a global society. There are six chapters devoted to management leadership and his theory of humanity that will touch your soul and leave you re-evaluating your own direction, mission and motives. He closes the book with his frank perspectives on the reform of Japan. Again, Dr. Inamori talks with you without trendy language---just clear, forthright sharing of what he has experienced and sees as he looks toward the future. A great read!
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Action Learning: How the World's Top Companies are Re-Creating
Their Leaders and Themselves Aristotle told us, "the things we need to learn we learn by doing." Now it's called action learning, great concept! |
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Power Tools: A leader's Guide to the Latest Management Thinking A report on what works with seven proven people management techniques, including self-managed teams, systems thinking, and re-engineering.
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Hope Is Not a Method: What Business Leaders Can Learn from
America's Army The U.S. Army is out if front on this one. It is full of uncomplicated, helpful advice, counsel, and easy to apply knowledge, processes and models that have transformed the Army into an exciting leadership engine. A great, inspirational and practical read! |
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Real Change Leaders: How You Can Create Growth and High Performance
at Your Company Great insights on who really changes the organization. You
might be surprised. |
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The Web of Inclusion A provocative vision of the twenty-first century organization. |
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Paradigms: The Business of Discovering the Future An essential read for anyone concerned about the future. |
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The Art of Long View: Planning for the Future in an Uncertain
World A good primer for exploring the future. |
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The Customer Driven Company: Moving from Talk to Action For those who still struggle to create such an organization, this remains a good book! |
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The Fifth Disipline Fieldbook: Strategies and Tools for Building
a Learning Organization A best-seller! A great reference book for your library and
ACTION. Full of tools, techniques, suggested activities, ideas,
and inspiring stories. "The passion at the heart of every great undertaking
comes from the deep longing of human beings to make a difference,
to have an impact. It comes from what you contribute rather than
what you get." |