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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Book Review: BUILDING PERSONAL LEADERSHIP


Building Personal Leadership

Authors: Joe Farcht 
ISBN-13: 9781600371653
Topic:  Business & Economics
Format:  Softcover
Language:  English
Publication Year:  2007

REVIEW:
The book covers a wide range of topics including: time management, organization, developing the right attitude and effective communication. Farcht discusses success and shows the reader why continuing our personal development is essential to a successful life. He states, "Conscious personal development does not end with High School or with the first job you take. Mental toughness and agility come from being engaged in work and life and learning and developing more of your potential."
Farcht has developed a system that changes people's attitudes and behaviors, and helps them to achieve 30%-100% increase in their business productivity. His book, Building Personal Leadership, is a way for Farcht to share this knowledge with the world.
The section on Time Management was my favorite as that is one of my biggest challenges at work. For those of us that can do a better job at this, he already is ahead of us with a list of why our arguments about why it won't work are useless. I am really trying to use the skills from the section to better organize my time and work more effectively.
About the Authors
Joe Farcht is a highly sought after executive coach. His corporation, Leadership Advantage, Inc., has worked with clients such as Boeing, Discover Card and Wells Fargo.
JOE FARCHT:  To support the personal leadership development of the hundreds of people I have worked with. Now that includes about 1,500 people I serve with a written weekly article or monthly newsletter. It is a compendium of three or four years of writing and serves a niche of small and medium business supervisors, managers, and executives and includes any person wishing to grow their personal leadership skills and attitudes. It is uniquely focused in a progression of development from Personal Productivity, Personal Leadership, Business Leadership, and Barriers to Success building the skills and attitudes needed in today’s workplace and life to be successful.

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