Leadership Gold: Lessons Learned from a Lifetime of Leading
- 3h 21m 39s
- John C. Maxwell
- Thomas Nelson
- 2008
Smart leaders learn from their own mistakes. Smarter ones learn from others’ mistakes—and successes.
John C. Maxwell wants to help you become the smartest leader you can be by sharing Leadership Gold with you. After nearly forty years of leading, Maxwell has mined the gold so you don’t have to.
Gaining leadership insight is a lot like mining for gold. You don’t set out to look for the dirt. You look for the nuggets. You’ll find them here.
In this Audiobook
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Chapter 1: If It's Lonely at the Top, You're Not Doing Something Right
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Chapter 2: The Toughest Person to Lead Is Always Yourself
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Chapter 3: Defining Moments Define Your Leadership
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Chapter 4: When You Get Kicked In The Rear, You Know You're Out In Front
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Chapter 5: Never Work a Day in Your Life
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Chapter 6: The Best Leaders Are Listeners
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Chapter 7: Get In the Zone and Stay There
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Chapter 8: A Leader's First Responsibility Is to Define Reality
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Chapter 9: To See How the Leader Is Doing, Look At the People
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Chapter 10: Don't Send Your Ducks to Eagle School
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Chapter 11: Keep Your Mind on the Main Thing
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Chapter 12: Your Biggest Mistake Is Not Asking What Mistake You're Making
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Chapter 13: Don't Manage Your Time—Manage Your Life
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Chapter 14: Keep Learning to Keep Leading
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Chapter 15: Leaders Distinguish Themselves During Tough Times
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Chapter 16: People Quit People, Not Companies
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Chapter 17: Experience Is Not the Best Teacher
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Chapter 18: The Secret to a Good Meeting Is the Meeting before the Meeting
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Chapter 19: Be a Connector, Not Just a Climber
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Chapter 20: The Choices You Make, Make You
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Chapter 21: Influence Should Be Loaned But Never Given
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Chapter 22: For Everything You Gain, You Give Up Something
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Chapter 23: Those Who Start the Journey with You Seldom Finish With You
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Chapter 24: Few Leaders Are Successful Unless a Lot of People Want Them to Be
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Chapter 25: You Only Get Answers to the Questions You Ask
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Chapter 26: People Will Summarize Your Life in One Sentence—Pick It Now
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