Do your employees hide when you walk in the room?
Do you take on more than you can chew because you're the only one that can do it right the first time?
Do you immerse yourself into the tiny details instead of looking at the big picture?
You may be a micromanager.
After being tormented by two micromanagers within her career, Chayla Cooper, author of 5 Keys To Job Promotion: Through The Eyes Of David And Goliath and 5 Keys To Leadership: Through The Eyes Of Moses, takes a dive into the mind of what it means to be a micromanager. These Type A individuals who love to take control of every situation, rely only on their own experience, and slightly intimidate their way to the top are not actually all big and bad as they seem.
Stop Micromanaging will demonstrate:
- What micromanaging really says about your personality (it's not all bad)
- What to do before you delegate tasks
- How to retain your best employees
- The one trick to lowering your anxiety
If you want to become a better manager for your team, or if you wish to learn how to take the sting out of the micromanager in your life, then scroll up and listen today!
Are you a Christian who wants to be a stronger leader in the workplace? Then keep reading….
From million dollar companies to local establishments, all successful businesses do one thing, serve. Whether that’s a burger or a streaming service, service to the masses is what creates success. Even Jesus said, “whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Matthew 20:26-28)
In 5 Keys To Leadership (Through The Eyes Of Moses), you will discover:
- How to get buy-in from your team on any initiative
- How to supplement your weakness
- The best way to adapt to change
- The shocking action item that will improve your mental health
In a Barna Group survey of Christian adults, 64% stated that integrity as the most important trait for a leader to have. 5 Keys To Leadership (Through The Eyes Of Moses) will help you to dig deeper and become the leader that God has created you to be, even if you aren’t religious as it covers concepts such as vision, delegation, communication, and more!
If you want to truly become a leader that leaves an impact and transform your team for the better, then listen today!
If you want to have an unfair advantage when you go for your next job promotion, then keep reading.
Christians often separate work and faith into secular and spiritual spheres, what if there was a way to bring them together to manifest growth in your career?
In 5 Keys to Job Promotion (Through The Eyes of David and Goliath) you'll discover:
- This sure fire way to converge your experience into what your future boss is looking for
- The correct way to boost your confidence
- The exact steps to manifest your victory
- How to increase your networking capabilities
- How to BECOME before you increase your INCOME
The Bible is often referenced as standing for 'Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth'. It is through this book I discovered and utilized these same key principles to gain 6 promotions in 10 years while working for the government. I know firsthand how to compete and succeed in the job market and will show you how to succeed even if you don't consider yourself religious.
Romans 12:5-6 states, 'So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others. We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us…'
In a world full of comparison, it is important to impart to children at a young age that no matter your differences in this world, you are important and play a role in the body of Christ. Your gifts may be different from those around you, but that does not make you lesser than anyone.
A follow up to Chayla Cooper's book 'Thank You God', 'You Belong' continues to utilize Christian teachings by following a young ant who is about to embark on a journey into the unknown and doesn't understand why God would choose her when her gifts aren't as great as those around her. With the help of her mother, she realizes that she too has great attributes that are needed in the kingdom and to trust God along her journey.
