Cover -- Praise -- Also by the author -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- A NOTE FROM PAUL ROOS -- A NOTE FROM GENERAL STANLEY McCHYRSTAL (RET'D) -- AUTHOR'S NOTE -- PROLOGUE: AFGHANISTAN, 2010 -- RESILIENCE -- 1 GIVE YOURSELF NO OTHER OPTION -- 2 LAZINESS CAN QUICKLY BECOME A HABIT -- 3 THE ADVANTAGE OF FEAR -- 4 MATESHIP IS A POWERFUL ASSET -- 5 BE PREPARED-AND BE ADAPTABLE -- 6 RESET YOUR FRAME OF REFERENCE -- 7 TREAT BOREDOM AS AN OPPORTUNITY -- 8 EMBRACE THE SUCK -- OPTIMISATION -- 9 ORGANISE YOUR CHAOS -- 10 TRAIN LIKE YOU FIGHT -- 11 HABITS REINFORCE DISCIPLINE
12 LISTEN AND OBSERVE -- 13 THE POWER OF STORYTELLING -- 14 THE PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGE MODEL -- 15 SLEEP IS A WEAPON -- 16 BUILD SITUATIONAL AWARENESS -- 17 INVEST IN PEOPLE -- LEADERSHIP -- 18 DEFINING LEADERSHIP -- 19 THE ELEVEN PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP -- 20 TYPES OF LEADERS -- 21 LEADERSHIP IN ACTION -- 22 LEADING LEADERS -- 23 KNOW YOUR PEOPLE -- VALUES -- 24 HONESTY -- 25 PROFESSIONALISM -- 26 TOLERANCE -- 27 HUMILITY -- CONCLUSION
Summary
Clear-headed, frank, witty and surprising, a top Australian soldier shares his secrets of success in life and work learnt in combat and adversity
Notes
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on March 05, 2021)
