The Power of Belonging

Zusatztext

<b>This book is for anyone who wants to achieve better personal and organizational effectiveness and fruitful business relationships.</b><p>It is designed to give both the theoretical knowledge and the tools for action to change your organizations power dynamics. To operate in a global environment that is increasingly relational than transactional, it is vital to cultivate globally competitive leaders to deal with ongoing change and challenges.<i>The Power of Belonging</i> addresses these challenges faced by leaders today, both when influencing and achieving organizational goals.</p><p>This is also a book for individuals too, because we cannot define ourselves by single dimensionswe are a synthesis of our backgrounds, experiences and philosophies. Thus, the most challenging lesson to learn is that belonging will remain a puzzle until we find that it has a unique dwelling placethat we must first profoundly belong to ourselves. So are you ready to be a change agent? Great then this book is for you!</p>

Autorenportrait

<p><DIV><B>Robin Moore</B>is the bestselling author of<I>The French Connection</I>and<I>The Hunt for Bin Laden</I>, as well as more than thirty other novels and nonfiction books. He is the only civilian ever to go through the Special Forces Qualification (?Q”) course.<BR><BR><B>Lieutenant Commander Michael B.?Doc” Lennon</B>has served on active and reserve duty since 1982.<BR><BR><B>Scott Neil</B>retired in 2010 as the senior enlisted adviser to the director of US Special Operation Command’s Interagency Task Force (IATF) after serving for twenty-five years, with seventeen years in the Army Special Forces, better known as the Green Berets. Scott has conducted numerous successful special operation combat missions, including hostage rescue, direct action, and unconventional warfare, and was one of the first to lead the charge into Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Horn of Africa. His access and intimate associations with all levels of counter terrorism, unconventional warfare, and special operations science and technologies have provided him with tremendous insights into the policies, actions, and activities that drove successful outcomes during the war. Today, Scott serves as the director of strategic development for the Green Beret Foundation.</DIV></p>

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