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WAYNE KEHL
CPBA-Cerified Professional Behavioral Analyst
CPVA-Certified Professional Values Analyst
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REVIEW FROM LEADER-VALUES.COM
Always Remember: If It Ain’t Fun It Ain’t Worth Doing!
With this book Wayne Kehl has managed to create a guide that is not uniquely for management or leadership studies. With funny, insightful dialogue, the reader is guided through the experiences of Walter Kennedy - a young insurance manager and Joshua O’Hare – a successful mentor for the young executive.
Walter enters his new role full of fire but finds himself facing disinterested and unproductive employees and having to deal with rigid corporate directors. Joshua, the voice of wisdom, provides a way for Walter to ask all the important questions that the reader themselves would ask.
Through the voice of Joshua the reasons behind certain corporate behaviours and how to work within those structures to succeed are discussed. By focussing on the human elements of workplace behaviour, the reader is presented with clear and seemingly simple ways that Walter is able to connect with his team, improve morale and increase productivity.
Walter’s frustrations can be easily related to, and Joshua’s down-to-earth wisdom and advice provide insights and knowledge that the reader can immediately take away. This is a must read for all managers who want to understand their teams better, but most importantly this book teaches the reader that you have to enjoy what you’re doing to get the most out of it.
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"Always Remember: If it ain't fun, it ain't worth doing!"
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Genuine leaders never pursue or expect adulation or “star” status. When they receive it, they accept it graciously and move on to the next challenge. Leadership is not about personal victory. It is about winning through teamwork and positive energy by and for every member of the team.
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CHOOSE TO BE POSITIVE...CHOOSE SUCCESS!
"Aways Remember: If It Ain't Fun, It Ain't Worth Doing!" is a book filled with positive energy and progressive thinking. Read this book and move to a new level in your life.
Wayne Kehl
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Review from a respected leadership trainer and a new friend:
Wayne Kehl’s book, “Always Remember: If It Ain’t Fun, It Ain’t Worth Doing!” is a perfect primer for new managers and a great source of inspiration and renewed vision for experienced managers and leaders at all levels. This volume is the “Wealthy Barber” of management and leadership books. Wayne’s parable style of writing coupled with his compelling characters make this book a fun and interesting read for everyone. I highly recommend it.
Jeff Mowatt, Best Selling Author of “Becoming a Service Icon in 90 Minutes a Month”
JC Mowatt Seminars Inc.,
www.jeffmowatt.com
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