
Invest Your Heartbeats Wisely
Practical, Philosophical, and Principled Leadership Concepts for Business and Life
by Theo Etzel
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Pub Date Apr 05 2016 | Archive Date Apr 20 2016
Greenleaf Book Group | Greenleaf Book Group Press
Description
Invest Your Heartbeats Wisely offers guidelines, based on biblical principles, to help you lead in business and live as an ethical person. Etzel discusses how to effectively lead an organization, how to create a corporate culture of accountability, and the importance of mentoring, along with advice on every aspect of running a company, from getting started and hiring and motivating employees to letting go and redirecting when you are ready to exit the business.
Etzel provides a guiding voice for leaders who believe their role is to lead people, not to manage them. In a genre crowded with what may seem like data-driven proscriptions for established leaders, Etzel offers a combination of business practices and life habits, using specific examples and suggesting solutions that you, as a seasoned executive, can apply to make both your company and your life more joyful, purposeful, satisfying, and profitable.
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EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781626342545 |
PRICE | $19.95 (USD) |
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