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The Unbeatable CEO by Clark Vitulli seeks to help leaders who feel isolated by their rigorous work schedule and lack the energy they once had to achieve their status. The author reveals practices that do not create the ideal environment and helps put methods in your toolkit to motivate employees, put people first, and keep you from feeling trapped. Then, he discusses changes you must make to preserve your results and to keep you and the company from slipping into common problem cycles. Finally, you will learn to lead with your legacy in mind. Vitulli explores the strategies his clients have exercised that have led to better company atmospheres and the leader's boost in happiness. He offers the right questions to ask, explores opportunities, and shows how to find the balance between work and home life.
As an executive coach and C-suite executive, Clark Vitulli saw many successful individuals who were unhappy. Dinners around the author's grandparent's table and conversations with his grandfather taught him most of the wisdom he shares with his clients and in the book, and he dispenses this guidance in a manner accessible to everyone. I especially appreciated Vitulli's advice about creating a "healthy separation" between home and work without damaging your connections. Vitulli imparts wisdom about building a good team, looking for new perspectives, being the solution even when you may not think you're the problem, managing setbacks, and staying motivated to keep the changes in place. Readers who are ready to open their minds and live a successful and happy life in business and at home will benefit from reading The Unbeatable CEO.
