Add this book to your favorite list ». Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Mar 31, Marvin Oka rated it it was amazing Shelves: leadership. Their work fits perfectly with and supports our own work on multiple Brain Integration Techniques mBIT which is based on the neuroscience findings of complex, adaptive and fully functional neural networks or 'brains' in the gut and heart regions.
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Aug 27, Kyle rated it really liked it Shelves: leadership. It needs to be structured into a manner that allows me to take that simple thesis and flex it in ways more condusive to my own context.
Head, Heart, and Guts is one of those books. Its thesis is stunningly simple: the best leaders exhibit strategic vision, empathy, and courage. Or, as the title suggests: the best leaders are women who have head, heart, and guts. To me this is stunningly obvious. The book was written with upper management and leaders in large multi-national corporations. It never will be.
I have next to zero ambition for that type of career trajectory. But I am interested in leadership. Leadership happens in many ways every day in both large and small scale scenarios. On a day to day basis many of us have opportunities to lead in families, projects at work, in our churches, in service organizations, on sports teams, etc. The list goes on. Dotlich, Cairo, and Rhinesmith argue that the most successful leaders are holistic leaders.
They move leadership beyond strategic analysis, vision casting, and other mental functions of leadership and beg future leaders to lead with empathy and courage as well.
Mar 12, Holger Matthies rated it did not like it Shelves: bad-aborted , business-leadership. A stereotypical book written by management consultants in the s - both in content and style. The content is mainly truisms: do not be extreme. Don't rely purely on analytics, don't be too soft, don't forget integrity, develop trust I'm reading this book 13 years late, but I refuse to believe this blew people away in The style is off-putting.
It's full with anecdotes we've read everywhere by now Nike is cool, GM was becoming cool and that mostly cater to clients and friends from the A stereotypical book written by management consultants in the s - both in content and style. It's full with anecdotes we've read everywhere by now Nike is cool, GM was becoming cool and that mostly cater to clients and friends from the authors' consulting gigs.
This simple strategy inevitably never ages well Giuliani and Immelt as beacons of leadership. The language is jargon, a jarring string of "context leadership" and "guide people through vision and values".
Whilst nobody would have an issue with the sentiments in the book that it is essential to have a mix of analytical, compassion and guts this book did not engage and was full of anecdotal elements.
How did we get here? This imbalance has led to the disaffection and alienation of millions of people. David Goodhart reveals the untold history behind this disparity and outlines the challenges we face as a result. Cognitive ability has become the gold standard of human esteem, and those in the cognitive class now shape society largely in their own interest.
A healthy, democratic society respects and rewards a broad range of achievements, and provides meaning and value for people who cannot—or do not want to—achieve in the classroom and professional career market. We must shift our thinking to see all workers as essential, and not just during crises like the coronavirus pandemic. Boasting more than two million pageviews per month, TheAwkwardYeti. In addition to tons of fan favorites, Heart and Brain contains more than 75 brand new comics that have never been seen online.
From paying taxes and getting up for work to dancing with kittens and starting a band, readers everywhere will relate to the ongoing struggle between Heart and Brain.
This book reveals the three most important capabilities leaders must demonstrate today: the ability to set strategy, empathize with others, and take risks—all at the same time. Paths Between Head and Heart provides an accessible but comprehensive account of how science and spirituality relate, not as enemies, but as partners in the quest for a truth that is greater than either one can understand alone. While many books have been written on science and religion, not many have looked at how spirituality and science exist as complementary parts of a larger whole, and how they relate specifically to the transitional challenges that define our era.
Oliver Robinson shows that these two ways of looking at the world, so often seen as opposing forces, actually come from the same source This is a book dedicated to growth and the human experience. Creativity is most often found in inspiration, the art of articulating and sharing can only truly be found in vulnerability.
This book is a journal of my journey into adulthood. In between each page resides my heart and mind. I hope this gives you something to think about; but more importantly I hope this reminds you that growth is never fully granted without tension and tension is never absent from discomfort.
Supported with student conversations, classroom scenarios, practical strategies, and turn-and-talk moments, teachers and administrators can use this book as a guide for changing the way they think about teaching students to become thoughtful, skillful, attentive, responsive readers. Clearing exercises, warm-up techniques, yogicbreathing for mood management, modifications and sequencing of poses, assessments for the mind and body , digital and telehealth applications, yoga prop usage, and co-morbid, clinical cases children, adolescents and adults are presented throughout as a guide for the reader.
Practical reflection exercises are offered in the Introductory chapter and chapters No matter what form it takes to move towards a creative opening, the reader will find that this book will aid you in moving yourself and your patients into the exploration of art, yoga, and well-being.
This interoceptive research going within facilitates an expansion towards self and others and ensures that expansion, whether making art, practising yoga or working with disease. May this book move you and your patients toward that trajectory of sattva and well-being.
Challenging traditional accounts of the development of American private law, Peter Karsten offers an important new perspective on the making of the rules of common law and equity in nineteenth-century courts. The central story of that era, he finds, was a. A compelling journey through the broken healthcare system, inspiring a call to action for those who want to improve healthcare for the betterment of all.
How do you get the things you know in your head into your heart? Why are the concepts you understand with your mind not matching up with your daily experience? From the Head to the Heart provides an in depth examination of how to move biblical concepts that are stored in the brain into the daily experience of the Christian. It is filled with inspirational examples, models, and exercises to help you begin to live out what you know in your head.
Topics include: Discerning the difference between your head and your heart, separating the soul from the spirit, the role and function of knowledge, the role and function of emotions and feelings, the anatomy of man, becoming who you truly are in God, learning to yield your heart to the Spirit. My days are like unfinished poems waiting for a closure hoping for a closure.
As the dark night arrives not able to complete it it closes its eyes. It falls asleep with the night. The dawn brings light but the unfinished poem disappears, little by little. And with the new dawn with a new ray of hope a brand-new poem takes birth. Heart and Brain: Body Language continues the adventures of the loveably conflicted sentimental Heart and rational Brain, as well as other bodily inhabitants like Gallbladder, Muscle, and Tongue.
Warm-hearted and laugh-out-loud funny, these comics bring our inner struggles to vibrant, humorous life. A practical guide to elevating today's schools through mindful, heartfelt leadership. Juggling today's pressing concerns with the needs of tomorrow is a constant challenge for school leaders.
In the face of competing priorities, how can we lead in a meaningful way that creates a supportive culture and results in improved learning outcomes for all students? Packed with delicious, healing recipes, meal plans, checklists, and tips. The Clever Guts Diet includes all the tools you need to transform your gut and your health, for life. What if memory and learning could improve after eating certain foods—such as blueberries—high in plant chemicals called flavonols? What if primal ways of moving the body strengthen kids' working memory and mental flexibility?
What if receiving the right types of touch translate into better emotional control and self-regulation? These and many more questions led Pincott to simple, all-natural "biohacks"—or experiments inspired by current research and theory—complete with instructions on how to undertake them to help your own children strengthen their wits, guts, and grit.
Examines the traits that define most people who achieve success, heart, smarts, guts, and luck, and helps readers to determine which traits they possess. Food is the body's fuel—but what happens to each yummy mouthful from the moment you take a bite? The Stickmen unravel the long process of digestion carried out by your winding system of guts.
Learn about your stomach and its army of acids, the chemical powerhouse in your liver, and your busy kidneys that keep you toxin-free. Find out how you get energy and heat from food and how your body gets rid of the stuff it doesn't need.
Illustrations, diagrams, and text tell all about the mashing, squeezing, pushing, and filtering that happen along your digestive system. The first principle of the Agile Manifesto is about "valuable software". Value is subjective; it's the perceived benefit we get from something. Imagine you are working for an IT department in a large organization. You want to deliver valuable software with iterative delivery. There might be dozens of stakeholders with dozens of definition of value.
How do you ensure you are both "building the right thing" and "building the thing right"? Suppose you are increasing your productivity, you might be building the wrong product faster. This book describes how a large organization uses techniques to focus on the right product and to deeply anchor the idea that less output can deliver more outcomes.
Bill Walsh, Joe Gibbs and Bill Parcells dominated what may go down as the greatest decade in pro football history, leading their teams to a combined eight championships and developing some of the most gifted players of all time in the process. They did so with a combination of guts and genius, built championship teams in their own likeness, and revolutionized pro football like few others.
Their influence is still evident in today's game, with coaches who either worked directly for them or are part of their coaching trees now winning Super Bowls and using strategy the three men devised and perfected. As I walked into the operating theatre, the sight that met my eyes made me catch my breath.
The patient was lying face down on the operating table. The only part of him that was not covered in sterile, green drapes was his bottom. The surgeon had made a circular cut about the size of a dinner plate and the area inside the cut was a mass of warts and red, nodular lumps. And so begins Gloria Burley's compelling view of our hospital system. A nurse with experience in urban and Outback hospitals, Gloria tells it as she saw it: the dedication of medical professionals doing their best for their patients but also the limitations of people who are after all only human.
Her story will ring true anywhere the pressures are high and the resources scarce. We all end up in hospital sooner or later, and myths about what we can expect abound, which accounts for the popularity of medical TV shows. Reading this book will show you what really happens after the anaesthetist turns up the gas Women are warriors. This book reveals the three most important capabilities leaders must demonstrate today: the ability to set strategy, empathize with others, and take risks—all at the same time.
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