Change Management – Leadership Book by Tarran Deane
Now There’s a Book That Deals with Change Management and Real Life @ Work! THE ALPHABET PRINCIPLE: Your A-Z Guide to Being a Compelling Leader
Fulfilling, and at times incredibly consuming, downright frustrating and challenging, many individuals find themselves torn between executing well, rapid change, limited resources and conflicting personal values. If this is you, you’re not alone!
Change Management is an ever-increasing hot topic!
In her new book “THE ALPHABET PRINCIPLE: Your A-Z Guide to Being a Compelling Leader”, Tarran Deane hits the shift key and spells out 26 short ,sharp chapters that today’s leaders must get a handle on if they’re to cut through the whispered frustrations of today and lead strategically and tactically in the fast pace of change, artificial intelligence and real life @ work.
During Change Management projects and rollouts, redundancies and evolving roles, the threats to leadership are many:
- lack of self-awareness and identity
- increasing sense of isolation and avoidance of real issues
- rapid pace of change, contextual and critical
- demands of honouring and juggling family responsibilities
- opinions and judgements versus reconciliation and relationships
- political correctness and offence gone made versus real conversations, grace and grit
- chasing the numbers and losing the dream to name but a few!
It’s time to put a stake in the ground, look up, and declare “I can do better! We can do better! We are in this together and if we’re to step boldly into the future, we must get over ourselves, learn what makes each of us tick, stand on values and run towards the future, proactively bridging the gap between artificial intelligence and internal silos. It’s time for grace and grit to rise up and lead like we mean it! Every word, gesture and deed matters. Be compelling.”
Change management must stop being reactive and give considered thought to being proactive. Most focus has been on frontline and minimising union involvement or rocking the boat, while senior leaders and executives, nut out strategies behind closed doors, wanting the best for the team and broader stakeholder group, while feeling hamstrung by problem generators and squeaky wheels. We want leadership empowered, seen as real people, doing the best they can and daring to have the straight forward conversations that spell out behavioural expectations, leading to greater growth in followers, and relevant rewarding results for the business.
Working with leaders from companies and organisations like BHP, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, Pilots, Ministers, Emergency Services, Executives, Enterpreneurs and even the McDonalds Junior, highlights that change impacts us all in pretty much the same way. The difference lies in determining the stakes, having each other’s back supporting the change, delivering on instruction and debriefing effectively and appropriately.
Dealing with change management is woven throughout The Alphabet Principle. Grab your copy today so you can highlight, write in it, fold the corners over and maybe even wave it under the nose of someone at work saying “See this is what I’m talking about!”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Tarran Deane is an international leadership speaker, change consultant and executive coach who knows what it takes to lead as a former national executive of a $55million not for profit organisation and now, maverick entrepreneur. Purchase your copy of “The Alphabet Principle: Your A-Z Guide to Being a Compelling Leader” at www.tarrandeane.com/alphabet while stocks last!
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