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BOOKS
GLC books can be purchased online at Berrett-Koehler Publishers
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Courage Goes to Work introduces the new practice of courage-building. The book, which received over 50 endorsements from world-class business luminaries, focuses on building workforce courage. As the book shows, people perform better when operating out of courage and confidence than when they are operating out of fear and anxiety. The entire organization benefits when everyone is showing up to work each day with just a little bit more courage! Learn more at: www.couragegoestowork.com.
The book's foreword was written by Sara Blakely, founder of SPANX, a $200 million dollar international retail enterprise, and Giant Leap Consulting client.
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Right Risk is the first self-help book to focus solely on building personal courage. The book, which has been published in four languages, draws upon Bill Treasurer's experience as an organizational development professional, and as a former daredevil athlete. For 7 years, Bill traveled around the globe as a member of the U.S. High Diving Team. During that time he performed over 1500 high dives from heights that scaled to over 100 feet (the equivalent of a 10-story building!). Bill takes the lessons that he learned as a captain of the U.S. High Diving Team, and uses them to help readers face whatever high dives they may be facing. Management Guru Ken Blanchard called Right Risk a book for our times.
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Giant Leap's founder, Bill Treasurer, served as the chief editor and contributing author to this book which focuses on helping people make a positive difference in the organizations they serve. Co-written by 50 world-renowned organizational development experts, Positively M.A.D. says that it's okay to be angry at the way the world works today, but it is NOT okay to be a malcontent. Instead, people should use their anger as fuel to produce creative and satisfying solutions.
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Co-written by Bill Treasurer, Dr. Stephen Covey, Ken Blanchard, and other leading authorities, Blueprint for Success offers powerful ideas for charting a master plan for your success. Bill's chapter introduces the practice of courage-building, and describes why it is so essential to operating profitable and ethical businesses.
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GLC books can be purchased online at Berrett-Koehler Publishers
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| In this section of our website, you will find press releases and articles that represent our approach to Courage in the Workplace. |
EOtv Interview
November 2, 2009
Courage Goes to Work: Leader's role in building backbone
Leadership Excellence June 14, 2009
The collapsed economy--the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression--tops the news. Our home values are in the tank, our retirement savings are evaporating, and our jobs are being cut.
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Mobility Mobilization
Training June 2009
When doesn't work in slippers and a ratty bathrobe beat boardroom tailored attire and fixed expressions imitating interest? True, a flexible workforce has its pleasures, but it also has some pragmatic uses for hard economic times.
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Courage Goes to Work: The role of HR in building BACKBONE
CA Employer March 2009
Not even the election of America's first African American president can best the collapsed economy as the top news story.
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Right Risk
Book article (PDF)
Is risk a four-letter word in your life? Do you play it safe instead of putting yourself on the line? Retreat to your comfort zone instead of making a gutsier move? Settle for less instead of reaching for more?
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How Risk-Taking Really Works
Training January 2000
The snowflakes were the deciding factor. It was bad enough that I was in a remote German village, the ladder was shaky, the pool wasn't heated, and the water was in the low 40s. But snow? As I stretched out my arms and considered the 100-foot distance between me and the pool, I knew this would be one of my last high dives.
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Managing people in uncertain timies: 4 strategies that work
Human Resources, November 26, 2008
Balancing honesty and optimism is the key
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