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Bonus book resources
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If you’re ready to distil your thinking, capture your development opportunities, apply your learnings and have a 5-star development plan you can be really proud of, this is the template for you.
This plan will help you get your habits on so you can become your very best.
Use in conjunction with Chapter 14 of the book, or download our other supporting resources below.
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If you’d like an easy-to-follow process to set yourself and your organisation up for success and you’d like to ditch the annual ‘tick-and-flick’ exercise for good, have I got the process for you!
Use this process - along with the Leadership Development Plan template - to have engaging development conversations with your team members.
For loads more leadership gold from Anna, check out all the articles on our MEDIA page!
Some of our favourite thought gurus
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Brene Brown's TED talk: Vulnerability
Twenty fabulous minutes of Brene at her best.
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![Silhouettes of people on a mountain, with some helping others climb and some celebrating at the top, against a sunset sky, with a quote about teamwork and trust.]()
Patrick Lencioni on 'The 5 Dysfunctions of a Team'
Forty jampacked, entertaining minutes of Patrick.
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James Clear on 'How to be 1% better every day'
Twenty five minutes of pure gold! A must-watch.
The Global Leadership Wellbeing Survey - Resources
Leaders under pressure don’t suffer alone - their shadow falls over everyone they lead.
Knowing leader wellbeing matters is one thing. Acting on it is another. This is the blueprint we put to any organisation serious about making that shift - and the practical model GLWS ® uses to help HR turn it into a measurable, manageable lever rather than a soft issue.
