The Invisible Medal: Leading with a Higher Purpose
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| Weight | 0.77 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8.5 × 5.5 × 0.62 in |
Description
Join retired Colonel Chris Richie as he entertains readers with stories and leadership lessons from the deserts of the Middle East, the rain forests of Nicaragua, the low country of South Carolina, and many more. Colonel Richie explores the leadership lessons and crucibles that guided his three decades as a United States Marine.
Be prepared to learn what it takes to be the leader you are called to be.
The Invisible Medal is the realization that the success we enable in others is greater than any personal accolade. Invisible medals will be earned if we focus on people and relationships, view life as a stewardship, and recognize that everyone has potential.
Becoming a servant leader is more than simply fulfilling the needs of others. Successful leaders look inward to identify their foundational purpose and values. They reflect on their life’s crucibles and understand the leadership philosophy born from those challenges. When leadership dilemmas emerge, the best leaders can weather the storm because their principles have been built on solid ground.
Questions you will consider throughout The Invisible Medal include, “What is your purpose? What is your story? What do you value most? What virtues guide your behavior and ethical decisions? How can you shape your unique story into leading others?”
“Focus on the individual; earn your invisible medal.”
Next Chapter Publishing LLC
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