Böcker utgivna av Mountain Side Publishing

Susan has 30 years' experience coaching leaders and business owners in the fields of financial services and real estate. She is an leadership consultant and adds value to her clients as a Change Practitioner. She brings her wisdom, expertise, and experience to help entrepreneurs and business leaders transition from a top-down, autocratic leadership concept to a Servant Leadership model.There are more than 36,000 books on leadership and only a few hundred on Servant Leadership. Search "Implementing Servant Leadership" and you will find there are only 2 currently in print. They are more of the "What and Why" of Servant Leadership. This book is what is missing in the marketplace: A "How To" guide for implementation in an existing enterprise. This book is a step-by-step, month-by-month path to implementing Servant Leadership in your enterprise. It offers the reader the ability to manage the change processes by giving a clear understanding of what changes are occurring, the reasons for the changes, and how the new changes will impact your employees personally.The Path to Servant Leadership: A 12-Month Guide to Implementation is a companion to the coaching program. She offers a done-with-you approach and also has done-for-you offerings.

One God, Two Traditions If you've ever wondered how Judaism transitioned to Christianity, this book is for you! You probably know that Christians and Jews have the same God and Abraham is our common forefather. This engaging examination is accessible and basic, yet covers a lot of ground and answers many common questions that Christians have. In this thoughtful, practical study, you'll take a closer look at topics ranging from Jewish history and basic beliefs to prayer and ritual, law, and holidays. You'll see both the parallels and the points at which Judaism and Christianity diverge. Ideal for small groups, Bible studies, or individuals, Christianity's Jewish Roots is a valuable resource that Christians need in order to deeply appreciate both their Old Testament Jewish ancestors and the vibrant modern-day Jewish people.