Book description
Different to so many personal growth books, and packed with inspiration, this book will change how you think about your career, and set you up to have it your way. Coach yourself or coach your team, with easy to relate to ideas, advice and stories.
Are you a passenger in…
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1 author picked Two Mirrors And A Cheetah as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book uses insightful fables and metaphors to explore the dynamics of human behavior within organizations. It offers valuable lessons on leadership, teamwork, and personal growth, encouraging self-reflection and a deeper understanding of workplace interactions.
By recognizing and addressing common challenges, you can contribute to a more harmonious and fulfilling work environment.
From Matt's list on workplace happiness.
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