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LIVE as a leader

Inspiration and Tools to Transform Yourself, Your Team, and Your Life

By Aleta Norris | Nancy Lewis | John Rutkiewicz

“Leading people is a lot harder than I expected!”

You might have muttered these words more than once. Any leader who has spent long hours enmeshed in messy projects, worked to rally a misaligned team, or dealt with difficult people has wondered if there is an easier way to have an impact, enact positive change, and achieve desired results through others. A better way is possible. There is a better way to lead.  

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Leadership and Self-Deception

“Leading people is a lot harder than I expected!”

You might have muttered these words more than once. Any leader who has spent long hours enmeshed in messy projects, worked to rally a misaligned team, or dealt with difficult people has wondered if there is an easier way to have an impact, enact positive change, and achieve desired results through others. A better way is possible. There is a better way to lead.  

In this book, you will discover . . .

  • concrete steps to lead with greater confidence and capability
  • exercises and practical activities to strengthen your leadership in real time
  • stories of how leaders at all levels have changed the environment around them by first changing themselves

Live As A Leader offers an inside look at how leaders can learn leadership principles, empower others around them, and grow a productive and inspired team.

The authors of this book have spent more than three decades studying leadership, training leaders, and helping to instill leadership principles into the cultures of businesses, non-profits, and government organizations. They share with you the effective steps to become a leader—at work, at home, and in life.

YOU can live as a leader!

Company cultures make or break your business—don't be caught with a toxic culture that brings your team or organization down! Live As A Leader demystifies what you may be doing that’s keeping your team from being their most effective. Whether you’ve just become a manager or have been a leader for most of your career, this book is a must-read!

—Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times No. 1 bestselling author of Triggers, Mojo, and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There


Recommendation by Aleta Norris

Principal and Co-Founder, Living As A Leader®

Aleta Norris is an expert leadership coach and trainer with 30 years of experience developing leaders. She is also a highly sought-after speaker for annual meetings, keynote engagements, panel discussions and networking groups.

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In this book, you will discover . . .

  • concrete steps to lead with greater confidence and capability
  • exercises and practical activities to strengthen your leadership in real time
  • stories of how leaders at all levels have changed the environment around them by first changing themselves

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