Posts by The John Maxwell Company
John’s Favorite Books: The 360-Degree Leader
John’s book, “The 360-Degree Leader,” explains how individuals can lead up, down, and across.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: The Difference Maker
John discusses how his book, “The Difference Maker,” highlights how attitude isn’t everything, but it is the main thing.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: Developing the Leaders Around You
John discusses how many leaders don’t develop leaders. His book, “Developing The Leaders Around You,” addresses this issue by helping leaders develop leaders.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: Developing the Leader Within You
In “Developing the Leader Within You,” John Maxwell discusses his philosophy that leaders aren’t born; leaders are developed.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: The Maxwell Leadership Bible
John discusses how his “Maxwell Leadership Bible” highlights spiritual leadership principles that can help individuals become better leaders.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: Talent is Never Enough
John discusses his book, “Talent Is Never Enough,” which is based on the premise that no matter how talented you are, talent alone will not get you to the top.
Read MoreJohn’s Favorite Books: Winning With People
John discusses “Winning With People” and how the book’s 25 people principles are intended to help leaders better relate and connect with others.
Read MoreHow to Surround Yourself With Great People
“If Larry were to jump off a bridge, would you?” As silly as this statement seemed as a child, the analogy is quite powerful when choosing your friends, associates, and employees. Join John as he takes a few moments to teach you how to define great people.
Read MoreThe Three Elements of Making a Great Decision
What makes a great decision? If decisions were only made, life would be quite simple. The truth is, most of us fall short after the decision is made – in the management phase. Here are a few helpful to help you make great decisions.
Read MoreValue People – Your Most Appreciable Asset
If you want to be successful, you have to truly value people not just what they can give you. Value them consistently and you will fulfill an intrinsic need in their life and yours. Listen in on this brief segment as John Maxwell answers the “value question.”
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