50 Ways to Lead & Love It!
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About the Book
50 Ways to Lead & Love It! is a handbook for leadership excellence: short, sweet and easy to put into practice! "Why You'll Love It" and "Why They'll Love It" sections at the end of each item put each topic into perspective for you, your business team and the organization as a whole. A great way to re-energize and re-vitalize your leadership, and to help you remember why you chose to lead in the first place!
About the Author
Cheryl Cran, CSP is the author of Say What You Mean - Mean What You Say and 50 Ways to Lead & Love It! as well as a contributing author to Don't Sweat Stories and Speak Up Speak Out. She is an internationally-renowned motivational speaker and expert in communication and works with corporations and associations to improve leadership, teamwork, customer care and change management.
Cheryl believes in human potential she inspires individuals and groups to reach higher, think more creatively and to take focused action to create new and exciting results both professionally and personally.
Those who participate in Cheryl's sessions leave rejuvenated, re-energized and re-focused.
The individual result is increased personal power, enhanced communication abilities and better overall performance. As each individual increases their personal power the corporation or association they work for receives improved productivity, increase in profits, enhanced productivity and loyal customers.
As an expert in interpersonal communication Cheryl has been interviewed on The Vicki Gabereau Show and Urban Rush. Her articles have been featured in Business Woman Canada magazine, Selling Power magazine and BC Business magazine. She was nominated as a YWCA Woman of Distinction in 2001 and named one of Vancouver's top speakers in Business in Vancouver newspaper.
Cheryl is a national director for the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers and is a Certified Speaking Professional - a recognized designation through the National Speakers Association - only 7% of speakers worldwide have this designation.