Inner Brilliance Outer Shine
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Inner Brilliance, Outer Shine
Optimise your success, performance, productivity and wellbeing to lead your best business-life. Entrepreneurs, business leaders and execs do not deliberately set out to over-work, feel miserable, become stressed by their success, think badly of themselves or damage their health and relationships. However, these are the people Estelle Read has been working with in her coaching practice for the last 15 years, and the issues are on the rise.
How to Become a Dream Organization
It is entirely possible to develop organizations that excel at change and innovation, while also being attractive workplaces. What is typical of such an organization? The Dream Organization is characterized by eight features, each presented in its own chapter. The purpose of the book is to show how and why these features improve the ability to change and innovate.
Stakeholders
People in business' ecosystem are more in number and diverse in perspective, discussed in business school or written about than often understood. It is foolhardy to believe that a senior leader can ignore or work around these people, who possess power and influence over the business and the enterprise. It is up to supervisors, managers, executives, and independent directors to set priorities and make valuebased decisions that constructively benefit all stakeholder groups invested in their business. When asked about their experiences 'on the people side of business,' most businesspersons respond from their experiences with the human resources department. In contrast, this book advances the idea of 'people in business' as more than simply a focus on employees. Leaders with a holistic view realize the existence of eight major stakeholder groups, diverse in makeup and ready to advocate for their own interests. While its story is, at first, quite intimidating, laying out the competing agendas of stakeholders and the potential chaos that might ensue, this book will not leave the reader hanging it serves up new and proprietary principles (never published before) that equip business leaders to survive and thrive.