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Leading the Year

366 Daily Reflections, Practices, and Actionable Phrases to Lead Yourself, Your Team, and Your Organization
ISBN:
978-3-9655607-5-8
Verlag:
Florian Friebus I Self-Publishing
Land des Verlags:
Deutschland
Erscheinungsdatum:
06.10.2026
Format:
Hardcover
Seitenanzahl:
436
Ladenpreis
36,00 EUR (inkl. MwSt. zzgl. Versand)
Lieferung in 3-4 Werktagen Versandkostenfrei ab 40 Euro in Österreich
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Ten minutes a day. One leadership skill. A full year of practice. Most leadership books are read once and then sit on a shelf. Leading the Year is meant to be opened every morning. Each entry takes about ten minutes and focuses on a single skill, so the ideas turn into habits instead of notes you never look at again. What you get • 366 entries, one for every day of the year, February 29 included • Four parts in every entry: a reflection, a short exercise, a question for the day, and a phrase you can use right away • Twelve monthly themes, from self-leadership and priorities to feedback, delegation, conflict, strategy, change, and leading in the age of AI • A toolkit at the start of every month and a short review at its end • A sketch on every daily page Who it is for • First-time managers who want good habits from the start • Experienced executives who prefer substance to trends • Founders who lead people while building a company • Anyone looking for a useful gift for a colleague who has just been promoted No heroics, no buzzwords: just the everyday work of leading well, in the tradition of Peter Drucker and Fredmund Malik. There is no need to wait for January. Open the book on today's date and begin. About the authors Boris Wehmann served for thirteen years as CFO and Deputy Managing Director of an international company and now advises founders and entrepreneurs as a management consultant. Florian Friebus began as an apprentice in a financial services group and today sits on its executive board. Between them, they bring more than twenty-five years of leadership experience.