💡Did you know that the secret to building a high-performing team might actually be hidden in the way you raise your children?
💡What if you could foster a culture of radical independence and accountability by rethinking your fundamental approach to leadership?
💡Have you ever wondered why the most successful modern leaders act more like mentors and parents than traditional bosses?
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Key Takeaways from Raising Leaders
✓Discover why cultivating compassion through insight, plain sight, and foresight can help you outperform less empathetic leaders by up to 500 percent.
✓Learn how dedicating just 15 minutes a day to quiet reflection aligns your actions with your long-term goals to keep you centered at work and home.
✓Understand the five core leadership areas—love, environment, health, language, and vision—that are essential for raising thriving families and managing successful teams.
✓Master the concept of 'pragma,' a professional form of love rooted in mutual respect and trust, to deeply connect with and support your employees.
✓Find out how balancing boldness and benevolence helps you build an empowering environment where clear expectations and free expression drive success.
Raising Leaders — Full Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: Recommendation
Chapter 2: Parenting and management carry many of the same stresses.
Chapter 3: Parents and leaders thrive by tending to five core leadership areas.
Chapter 4: People perform their best when given unwavering love and support.
Chapter 5: Open and open-minded environments help everyone realize their potential.
Chapter 6: Effective leaders highlight the value of physical and mental health.
Chapter 7: Great leaders employ language to guide, inspire, and collaborate.
Chapter 8: Every leader requires a vision.
Raising Leaders Summary & Overview
Raising Leaders (2020) is a thoughtful primer on contemporary leadership. This guide lays out the surprising parallels between raising strong, independent children and cultivating successful, productive teams.
Who Should Listen to Raising Leaders?
New parents seeking positive advice
Business leaders preparing to take on a new role
Anyone interested in raising the next generation of leaders
About the Author: Wendy Born
Wendy Born is a business development and management specialist with over 25 years of experience coaching leaders across multiple industries. She’s also a Harvard Kennedy School graduate and the author of The Languages of Leadership.