THE FOUR VS OF LEADERSHIP - VISION, VALUES, VALUE ADDED VITALITY(四对一领导)

出版时间：2006-9  出版社：John Wiley and Sons Ltd  作者：Peter Shaw  页数：218  

内容概要

The Four Vs - Vision, Values, Value-added and Vitality – are the essential ingredients of effective leadership. They provide a framework for life and work that interrelates professional and personal priorities. 　　In The Four V’s of Leadership, experienced executive coach Peter Shaw leads you through difficult career and life situations using the four Vs, helping you to vision where you want to be, harness the values that drive you, release the value-added you bring to a role and grow your sources of vitality. 　　By working with this framework, your vision will become clearer. It might be a specific vision in terms of your work or your community. You will enable change to happen. Your values will be consistent across each aspect of your life. You will be looking at all your decisions in relation to your values. Your value-added will become clearer in each aspect of your life. You will not be daunted for long by setbacks but will develop the resilience to maintain your value-added whatever the pressures. You will move on from rigid definitions of work-life balance. You will find new sources of vitality and energy and use your time to influence others constructively. You will experiment with different ways of ensuring freshness and joy in your life. 　　Be ready to be challenged and inspired.

作者简介

Peter Shaw CB is a partner with Praesta Partners and a highly experienced executive coach working with senior members of the public, private and voluntary sectors. His clients range from blue chip companies such as Accenture and Shell to No 10 Downing Str

书籍目录

AcknowledgementsForeword by David NormingtonChapter 1 The Journey AheadChapter 2 VisionChapter 3 ValuesChapter 4 Value-addedChapter 5 VitalityChapter 6 Courage and CalmnessChapter 7 What is Success? Chapter 8 Moving OnAnnex 1: An Individual in a New Role: An Illustrative Case StudyAnnex 2: A Team Deciding on Next Steps: An Illustrative Case StudyAnnex 3: BibliographyIndex