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Energising leadership

By: Cherry, Nita
Material type: BookPublisher: South Melbourne, Victoria : Oxford University Press, c2015.Description: vii, 320 p. : ill ; 24 cm.ISBN: 978-0195596328Subject(s): Leadership | Development leadership
Summary:
Energising Leadership is based on the idea that professional leaders make it easier for people to connect their energies to the goals of their groups, organisations and communities. Leaders also encourage people to sustain their energies in the face of serious challenges and dilemmas. To do this, leaders need to be sensitive to the ways in which human energy is mobilised and focused, and how easily it can be drained and wasted, both in day-to-day encounters and by decisions made far away from the action.This is a practical book for anyone wishing to develop and refine their leadership practice. It opens up many opportunities for leadership that are often overlooked or underestimated. It will also help leadership teams make informed, deliberate choices that focus precious organisational energy on the things that matter.
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REGULAR University of Wollongong in Dubai
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658.4092 CH EN (Browse shelf) Available T0051880
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Energising leadership ; 2. The energy story and professional practice ; 3. Connecting the energy story to leadership literature ; 4. The energy cycle and the contributions of leaders ; 5. Real time leadership: engaging energies face to face ; 6. Influencing energies strategically: from a distance, round the clock ; 7. Dilemmas of leadership: the energy traps ; 8. Unconscious energies ; 9. Orchestrating your own energies: Being 'at choice' with your default routines ; 10. Your energies and your 'value add' ; 11. Being and becoming a professional leader.

Energising Leadership is based on the idea that professional leaders make it easier for people to connect their energies to the goals of their groups, organisations and communities. Leaders also encourage people to sustain their energies in the face of serious challenges and dilemmas. To do this, leaders need to be sensitive to the ways in which human energy is mobilised and focused, and how easily it can be drained and wasted, both in day-to-day encounters and by decisions made far away from the action.This is a practical book for anyone wishing to develop and refine their leadership practice. It opens up many opportunities for leadership that are often overlooked or underestimated. It will also help leadership teams make informed, deliberate choices that focus precious organisational energy on the things that matter.

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