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What We Publish…
Dr. Steve Gladis has
published many articles for USA Today, The
Washington Post,
The Washington Business Journal, and other
publications. He has also published numerous
articles and books.
A selection Steve
Gladis’ writing.
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Marshall Goldsmith,
leading executive coach: "Trust is among
the most important words in the vocabulary
of leadership. With trust, there s not much
you can t get done. Without it, even the
smartest people in the world can get little
done. In The Trusted Leader, Steve Gladis
helps the reader clearly frame and visualize
the basic concept of trust. This is a book I
can and will recommend to clients in search
of what makes good leadership work: Trust."
Dr. Robert Cialdini, best-selling
author, speaker, and professor; author of
Influence: Science and Practice:
"Employing the most natural route to
learning narrative Steve Gladis has revealed
the truths of trusted leadership."
Frank Keating,
former governor of Oklahoma and president of
The American Council of Life Insurers:
Pithy and persuasive. "Steve Gladis provides
a roadmap for excellence in leadership. It
is better than a GPS." |
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Ken Blanchard,
coauthor of The One Minute Manager
and Leading
at a Higher Level: "Steve Gladis knows
that honest and open communication between
people is the key to successful working
relationships. The
Transparent Leader is a story about how
simple it can be to improve your leadership
style by learning to listen to, trust and
open up truthfully to those around you at
every level. Read this book and be a
better leader!" |
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Marshall Goldsmith,
leading coach in American and author of NYT
bestseller, What Got You Here Won't Get
You There and MOJO: How to Get It,
How to Keep IT, and How to Get It Back If
You Lose It:
"Many executives have heard about
executive coaching but don't actually know
what it looks like. Through this business
fable, The Executive Coach in the
Corporate Forest, Steve Gladis has given
inquiring executives a clear picture of the
entire executive coaching process from start
to finish. The next time someone asks me
what executive coaching is all about, I'll
say, 'Just read The Executive Coach in
the Corporate Forest.' " |
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The
Journey of the Accidental Leader
Written as a business fable,
The Journey of the Accidental Leader is the
story of a young man who, like so many people,
gets thrust into a leadership position he
neither wanted nor asked for. What he does and
how he reacts makes the book both entertaining
and informative. This book is based on the
author’s practical leadership experience as a
Marine Corps officer in Vietnam. |
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Survival Writing for Business
May 1, 2005; 142 pages
To write well, you need to keep it clear and
concise. But for many who struggle with
writing reports, memos, e-mails,...
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Surviving the First Year of College
May 1, 1999; 70 pages
The world is full of myths: common ideas
that exist but are not true. Unfortunately,
often such myths rule what we...
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The Manager's Pocket Guide to Public
Presentations
March, 1999; 162 pages
This book is an indispensable reference for
managers and executives who find themselves
in the unfamiliar and often frightening
position of...
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Manager's Pocket Guide to Effective Writing
January, 1999; 212 pages
Written communication is prevalent at most
levels of business, but especially at the
managerial level. Your writing may be
grammatically and...
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Writetype: Personality Types and Writing
Styles
June, 1994
Based on individual personality styles, it
provides new strategies for the four basic
types of writers: the correspondent, the
technical writer,...
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The Process Writing Workshop
December, 1991 |
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Ten Commandments for Public Speakers
October, 1990; 144 pages |
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Police Personnel
June, 1989; 158 pages |
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Process Writing: A Systematic Writing
Strategy
January, 1989; 190 pages |
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Survival Communication: Writing and Speaking
for Law Enforcement Officers
November 1, 1986; 96 pages |
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Survival Writing: Staying Alive on Paper
June 1, 1986; 80 pages |
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