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Everyone experiences a moment in life when they need to lead. Sometimes it's a team, sometimes it's a company, a classroom, a patient ward, a family, or simply your own individual self. Based on the leadership lessons she's gathered from her resourceful and resilient life, Captain Sandy, a...

Against the Storm: How Leaders Prevail When the World Shakes delivers exclusive insights on leading during extreme uncertainty, the threat of chaos where life or livelihood hangs in the balance. Written by retired Brigadier General, accomplished social psychologist, and strategic leader, Tom...

The iconic Sydney to Hobart Race, a 723-mile deepwater challenge - often called the “Everest” of offshore ocean racing - is considered one of the toughest in the world. Unpredictable weather and seas make each race demanding, but in 1998, an unexpected “weather bomb” hit the fleet, creating 80-foot waves and 100-mile-per-hour winds. Many bigger, better-equipped boats tried to maneuver around the storm, but the crew of the AFR Midnight Rambler chose to head directly into its path.

Drawing on timeless wisdom and modern insights, The Authority Guide to Emotional Resilience offers practical tools and expert tips to help you navigate life’s challenges – whether it’s a demanding workplace, personal setbacks or an unexpected crisis.

Embark on a transformative journey with our dynamic companion guide to the bestselling masterpiece, "The Storm: How Young Men Become Good Men." We've distilled the wisdom of the full-length book into this concentrated source of leadership insights – a quick, cliff-notes-like listen for busy individuals aspiring to be their best selves.

Leadership does not begin with a title. It begins with the ability to lead yourself. The Self-Leadership Code is a compact and practical audiobook for people who want to build clarity, discipline, responsibility, and inner direction before they try to lead others. Because real leadership is not only about methods, positions, or authority. It is about the standards you live by when nobody is watching. It is about the decisions you make under pressure. It is about the way you handle distraction, emotion, excuses, fear, and responsibility.

A practical rebuilding podcast for people who are not starting from zero—they are starting from pain, exhaustion, failure, loss, financial pressure, or uncertainty.This category should turn your “1% better” philosophy into an actual operating system.

Führungskraft–Die acht Schlüssel moderner Führung: Die komplette Serie vereint alle acht Bände der Leadership-Reihe von Elias Storm in einem umfassenden Hörbuch. Dieses Hörbuch ist für Menschen geschrieben, die nicht nur verwalten, sondern wirklich führen wollen. Für angehende Führungskräfte, Unternehmer, Selbstständige, Teamleiter und alle, die bereit sind, mehr Verantwortung zu übernehmen. Moderne Führung beginnt nicht mit einem Titel. Sie beginnt mit der Fähigkeit, sich selbst zu führen.

Rewritten and updated for 2020 and beyond, The Perfect Storm offers realistic, practical, and inspired ideas, presented in a series of short chapters offering advice and useful tips. Based on 20 years experience in marketing, selling, analysis, and management, this book brings together the most useful strategies and some that many have forgotten that will really help you forge meaningful business growth during challenging times.

There are times when the isolation and demands of ministry can wear down even the strongest person. When the burdens of life and ministry push you to your physical and mental breaking point, how can you lead yourself, let alone others? No one is immune from the storms of leadership and the brokenness they leave in their wake, but Leading Through Storms is the emergency preparedness kit that will keep you anchored.

Ben Johnson has spent more than 15 years in and around organized labor as a strategist on both sides, first as an elected union president, then as a consultant and advisor to management teams related to organized labor.

Summit After the Storm is a leadership and faith podcast for anyone navigating adversity, transition, or rebuilding. Hosted by Bart Wilbanks, author of Summit After the Storm, the show explores real lessons forged through hardship—including climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, surviving a near-death experience on the mountain, leading through crisis, and rediscovering faith and purpose. Each episode blends personal storytelling, leadership insight, and spiritual reflection for leaders and professionals seeking clarity, resilience, and strength after the storm. Keep Climbing! Pole Pole.

"Eye of the Storm,” hosted by a bold and often controversial figure, Storm Leroy. Dives deep into the turbulent currents of today's world. This episode features Storm Leroy, a renowned speaker known for his critical insights into contemporary issues. He unravels the complexities of life in America, focusing on the financial and real estate systems that often work against the average buyer and everyday worker. He explores strategies for decoding the hidden truths in news media, emphasizing how it can be a tool of distraction from underlying realities. The conversation extends into the ...

Leaders! Are you facing a storm of change in your workplace? Are your people anxious, confused, distracted, resistant or angry as they grapple with uncertainty? Do you spend your days trying to implement and defend changes you can't control and may not even agree with? Leadership is about people. Yet many leaders find themselves responsible for implementing change without ever being taught the foundations of how to support and lead people through change. If you're a leader challenged with navigating the rough seas of change, this book is your beacon.

Inside the storm is your in depth look at the calm before the storm. We take an inside look at success stories, systems, and strategies that made our guests who they are today. Are you ready to learn alongside our host Daniel Storm? Here at Eye of the Storm Media, we understand how hard you work to build your empire, grow your team, and ensure that they, and all of your clients, are all well taken care of. That's what a good leader does, right? That is why we created Eye of the Storm. We're here to help you get your brand design right so that you are speaking directly to, and catching the ...

Welcome to The Storm Fitness Academy Podcast, the ultimate show for fitness enthusiasts, aspiring personal trainers, and coaches looking to build a thriving career in the industry. Hosted by Jon Bond—fitness educator, entrepreneur, and strength coach—this podcast dives deep into everything from training principles and business strategies to industry insights and real-world success stories. Each episode is packed with expert advice, no-nonsense discussions, and plenty of humour, making learning both engaging and actionable. Whether you're considering becoming a personal trainer, already ...

Hosted by David Kelley and John Gilliland. All about the roofing storm chasing business

Summit After the Storm is a leadership and faith podcast for anyone navigating adversity, transition, or rebuilding. Hosted by Bart Wilbanks, author of Summit After the Storm, the show explores real lessons forged through hardship—including climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, surviving a near-death experience on the mountain, leading through crisis, and rediscovering faith and purpose. Each episode blends personal storytelling, leadership insight, and spiritual reflection for leaders and professionals seeking clarity, resilience, and strength after the storm. Keep Climbing! Pole Pole.

Leadership is not managing tasks. It is creating direction when people need clarity most. Many people are placed in leadership roles and immediately start managing: tasks, deadlines, meetings, processes, reports, and control. Management is necessary. But management alone is not leadership. A team can be busy and still move in the wrong direction. A company can be organized and still lack trust. A leader can manage every detail and still fail to truly lead. Leadership Is Not Managing explains the decisive difference between keeping work moving and giving people real direction.

Values Outrank Methods is a practical leadership audiobook about the one thing no method can replace: character. Many leaders collect tools, models, frameworks, and strategies. But when pressure rises, methods alone are not enough. In difficult moments, leadership is not defined by what you know. It is defined by what you live. When decisions become uncomfortable, when conflict appears, when responsibility becomes personal, your real values show up. Do you create clarity—or avoid the truth? Do you take responsibility—or protect yourself? Do you build trust—or increase control?