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Appreciative Leadership: Focus on What Works to Drive Winning Performance and Build a Thriving Organization

Diana Whitney · Amanda Trosten-Bloom · Kae Rader

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Foreword Introduction Chapter 1. Appreciative Leadership-its Roots, its Wings Chapter 2. Positive Power: What People Want from Organizations Chapter 3. INQUIRY: Asking Positively Powerful Questions Chapter 4. ILLUMINATION: Bringing Out the Best of People and Situations Chapter 5. INCLUSION: An Organizational Imperative Chapter 6. INTEGRITY: The Trump Card Chapter 7. INSPIRATION: Living a New Story Chapter 8. Appreciative Leadership Development Conclusion Additional Resources

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