Leadership Transformed

How Ordinary Managers Become Extraordinary Leaders

By: Dr. Peter Fuda

Narrated by: Tom Parks

How does a good manager become a great leader? Ask around in business circles, and you’ll get a thousand different answers. But now, internationally-renowned leadership expert Dr. Peter Fuda has created a single, coherent roadmap for leadership effectiveness in Leadership Transformed.

After more than a decade’s research and practice, Dr. Fuda shares the seven common themes that have enabled hundreds of CEOs across the world to transform themselves into highly effective leaders, and transform the performance of their organizations as well. Through his work, Dr. Fuda discovered that the best way to elicit deep and broad discussion of the seven leadership themes - and to describe the CEOs’ mastery of what they had learned - was through metaphor.

• Fire - motivational forces that initiate and sustain transformation efforts
• Snowball mutual accountability, and the consequent momentum that occurs when a critical mass of leaders commit to shared leadership principles
• Master chef - leadership frameworks, tools, and strategies that can be 'artfully' deployed
• Coach - how a 'coaching staff' can collectively help leaders achieve their aspirations
• Mask - leaders can shed the heavy burden of wearing a mask in favor of a more congruent 'best self'
• Movie - leaders can develop critical capabilities of self-awareness and reflection
• Russian dolls - how a leader’s personal journey can align with the journeys of their colleagues and organization

Dr. Fuda has helped leaders on four continents achieve greatness. Previously available only to the select clients of his industry-leading consultancy, now his expert knowledge can accelerate your own leadership transformation.

© 2013 Dr. Peter Fuda (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Metaphors are very helpful

There is a lot to take in. The many actual people used as examples make this come alive. The leadership metaphors are great. Also, the reader did an excellent job.

Interesting

Not bad but would be better used as a book in hand. Each chapter ends with some ideas for further study. So I would rather have a hard copy to work with as I usual listen to books while driving.

Read and Listen via KU and it's worth getting

Read and Listen via KU and it's worth getting. I had this read on app and the whispersync is so good. The integration is so good it makes me finish a book easily without putting it down.