From Introversion to Leadership

Introverts are most wonderful people; they are a different breed of humans. They live and thrive best when they are left to their own devices and company. An introvert chooses the inner peace that comes with the security and sure-footedness of having to deal with only himself. However, when you consider the fact that our society seems to think that being an introvert means you cannot lead, that causes constant mental reluctance to aspire for leadership.Are you an introvert? Are you a leader? Are you an introvert trying to lead people? Are you trying to lead people but you feel you introverted nature is making you less effective? So long as your character profile has "lead" and "introvert", this book is for you.It is a guide that shows you how to combine introversion with leadership. Both can exist together. Being introverted does not mean that you cannot lead. Far from it. Being an introvert gives you further leverage and time to even develop better into the sort of leader you want.The book, "FROM INTROVERSION TO LEADERSHIP; A guide for defeating the limits of introversion and shyness, and becoming a great leader", -Explains why introversion is not a disease, and why you should be proud of your nature. -Details how introversion has enabled the greatest scientists in history concentrate their cognitive strengths to solve complex issues-Teaches the core significance of relationships in leadership and the dangers of toxic relationships-Shows the four different ways to stand out in every room you walk into and be recognized as a leader-Gives out essential tips for becoming a bold, fearless personality able to inspire people to a vision-Profiles what characteristics good leaders must always have-Uses morals from the greatest leaders in history to show you the way to become a great leader-Shows you how to change from "shy introvert" to "able, efficient leader"-Clarifies why you must always make your criticism constructive and helpful, and how to dispense such criticism. It also explains how you can handle criticism from your subordinates and team members-Outlines the step to accelerated self-growth, and how to develop proper channels for communicating with team members-Re-explains the concept of failure, and shows how you can use initial failure as a springboard for future success. Nothing stops you from being a leader, not even your nature. Instead of allowing your shyness become an excuse for not leading, you can allow your love of solitude to oversee your growth into a capable team-member and a good leader. Click Buy Now" to learn how to become a leader