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It was discussed as a book that teaches how to turn short-term adversity into long-term advantage, and how to prepare for and react to crises to spin them into advantages.
Crises cost organizations time, money, customers, and ultimately their career and candidly in the worst case of scenarios lives.
— Episode: 2: Rob Weinhold | The Art of Crisis Lead...
Episode: 2: Rob Weinhold | The Art of Crisis Leadership
It was discussed as a book that teaches how to turn short-term adversity into long-term advantage, and how to prepare for and react to crises to spin them into advantages.
Crises cost organizations time, money, customers, and ultimately their career and candidly in the worst case of scenarios lives.
And by the way, if you know people in your life who are motivated by a few of those categories, you better take inventory of who you hang around with.
the book title is the art of crisis leadership save time money customers and ultimately your career slash family slash life that that's that cannot be overstated
I don't believe that it's something to be afraid of. I believe it's a growth strategy because it's going to happen and that's where true leaders earn their money.
crisis is an opportunity it's a growth strategy that's kind of the big idea I've had you know I speak to a bunch of Brian presidents next week and I'm going to talk about this very concept because when I say that eyebrows raise and people look at me like I'm crazy and I said no no no you don't understand this is a growth strategy you have to expect it.
Episode: 2: Rob Weinhold | The Art of Crisis Leadership
It was discussed as a book about crisis management and how to react to a crisis in a way that spins it into an advantage. The tagline of the book was mentioned multiple times.
Crises cost organizations time, money, customers and ultimately your career and candidly in the worst case of scenarios lives.
And customers and ultimately your career is the tagline on that one night.
Crisis is a growth strategy - you have to expect it.
I don't believe that it's something to be afraid of. I believe it's a growth strategy because it's going to happen and that's where true leaders earn their money.
the book title is the art of crisis leadership save time money customers and ultimately your career slash family slash life that that's that cannot be overstated