Marine Raiders by Edwin Palmer Hoyt

Marine Raiders by Edwin Palmer Hoyt

I have not read a more powerful book on business leadership. --James R. Doty, M.D., Founder and Director of CARE, Stanford University and bestselling author of Into the Magic Shop

With the many challenges facing owners and leadership teams of privately-owned companies, trying to lead effectively can a bit elusive. The problems we face as leaders often feel complex to get our hands around and our resources seem scarce. Yet the heart felt urge to create something special within our organization remains strong.

Leading from the Edge of the Inside provides a simple path to shifting your leadership patterns and those of your leadership team. It brings to light the invisible patterns that no longer serve you, allows you to see these patterns and offers the structure for you and your leadership team to playfully practice shifting.

If you've noticed that traditional leadership levers are less and less effective you aren't alone. As you practice the essential conversations; value creation, execution, growth, leader effectiveness, management team coherence, collaboration, connection and inner fluency, traction will improve and your ability to scale will simplify. More importantly, the quality of meaning you and each employee experience will become measurable and leading will once again become more fun.

EDWIN P. HOYT is an independent historian. He is the author of more than 150 books, mostly in the area of military history, including The Last Kamikaze (Praeger, 1993) and Hirohito (Praeger, 1992). Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Hoyt turned his attention to journalism after service in the Pacific theater during World War II. He has written for the Denver Post, Collier's Magazine, and American Heritage, as well as for CBS news.