has worked with hundreds of Fortune 500 and other companies and governmental and non-government organizations internationally. Across the world, and throughout time, there have been people who have risen to the challenge of leading others. Instead of brainstorming and working together to get things done, we blame-storm and accomplish nothing.

I recently left the company I had been working for the last twelve years and the awesome team I had cultivated there.

I take away an even greater depth to some of the basics I've already embraced and something I can share as I coach my team at work. This book was pretty annoying, because it sings the tune of a cranky old white guy with bootstrap mentality, and fuck a bunch of horrible humans and oppressive power systems in the deathculture of heterosexist capitalist patriarchy that create structural barriers to people's abilities to be happy, productive, and satisfied or whatever.

Only by being able to ask this "question behind the question" can we take ownership of the problem and start working toward a solution.Ask ourselves QBQ questions and we’re much more likely to take pro-active action, inspire those around us to do the same, and improve our lives. I think this book has high and lows but deserves this rating for having some decent stories and for how long the book is.

Miller advocates personal accountability, an almost novel concept in today's litigious world of finger pointing, excuse making and not-my-fault thinking. No one can successfully achieve goals and new objectives, provide outstanding service, engage in exceptional teamwork, make change in their community or lead other people without personal accountability. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. mini-chapters are squeezed into 115 pages, each carrying the message of accepting responsibility for your own choices, actions and attitude.Discover your next non-fiction read and brilliant book gifts in the Profile newsletter, and find books to help you live well with Souvenir Press.

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