Author: Liu Ming
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Leaders should be like eagles, becoming strong pursuers of success. Ancient eagles have soared across untrodden skies for thousands of years, revered as the strongest with the most regal demeanor. This book takes the habits and characteristics of eagles as its starting point, uncovering seven levels—faith, attitude, goals, actions, positioning, opportunities, and will—to interpret the path to success for leaders. It aims to effectively provide readers with strategies and references. Soaring in the vast sky, pausing amidst rolling clouds and biting winds. Ancient eagles have soared across untrodden skies for thousands of years, becoming one of the spiritual totems in people's minds with the most regal demeanor and leader-like charisma. Successful leaders, like eagles, have lofty beliefs and lifelong goals they strive for. They have a clear sense of self-positioning and can achieve it through their own efforts. They are adept at seizing opportunities, relying on extraordinary courage and strong will to become the kings of their own kind. This book takes the habits and characteristics of eagles as its starting point, uncovering seven levels—faith, attitude, goals, actions, positioning, opportunities, and will—to interpret the seven key traits of successful leaders. It explains in an easy-to-understand manner the concepts and qualities leaders need to possess, effectively providing readers with strategies and references.
Eagle King Rule - The Path to Success for Leaders
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