The Mentally Strong Leader

Build the Habits to Productively Regulate Your Emotions, Thoughts, and Behaviors

De: Scott Mautz

Narrado por: Tristan Morris

Award-winning, bestselling author Scott Mautz defines mental strength as the ability to self-regulate emotions, thoughts, and behaviors to achieve exceptional outcomes, despite adversity. It's the leadership superpower of our times. Mentally strong leaders are in control of themselves and their environment; they have endurance, are disciplined, and external stressors make their decision-making sharper.

The Mentally Strong Leader gives listeners a mental exercise plan to become such a leader. Listeners will walk away with a menu of over fifty proven tools they can choose from to build a tailored set of habits in six areas that will make them mentally stronger: fortitude, decision-making, confidence, goal-focus, boldness, and messaging.

Inspired by Mautz's hit LinkedIn Learning course, "10 Habits of Mentally Strong People," his twenty-five years leading some of Procter & Gamble's multi-billion-dollar businesses, and over thirty years of studying this topic, The Mentally Strong Leader relies on data and research, habit-building science, and practical tools and exercises to create enduring understandings for listeners. Mautz begins with an explanation of the power of mental strength and offers a Mental Strength Self-Assessment. He finishes by providing a Mental Action Plan (MAP) to help listeners create their own, tailored practice.

©2024 Scott Mautz (P)2024 Ascent Audio

I regret purchasing it.

I should have listened to a clip of the narration before buying. The narrator’s manner of speaking bothers me. Sounds like he is trying to sound like Gladwell but with annoying paralanguage. Plus the content was lacking or rather did not meet my expectations.

If you want to learn, dont buy this book

Scott mautz is the epitome of telling you something without telling you anything. Rambles 7hours full of fillers

I'd rather sit through a PowerPoint presentation on IRS tax code...

I found myself wondering many times why I was even listening to this as it was an incredibly difficult and boring listen. Truth be told, I only made it as far as I did because someone recommended it to me. (I'm going to have a serious conversation with them on why...) I saw the 3.5 stars and didn't look at the comments so I could form my own opinion. Had I though, I would have found the negatives spot on.

I think there is some positive content to glean, after all, the author has written several other books. But it's overshadowed by narration that is difficult to not fall asleep to. Possibly, had the author narrated, and inferred better tonality where he had intended, it may have been more interesting. But the endless step-by-step checklists make it feel like you signed up for a bad 90's how-to guru, that has a bad acronym for everything.

Full disclosure, I made it until about 2.5 hours left before I just couldn't take it anymore. You've been warned. Trust the reviews. Buy a different book.