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PRAISE FOR
LEAD THE WAY IN FIVE MINUTES A DAY
A clear and practical guidebook on the personal tools necessary for leadership success, Lead the Way in Five Minutes a Day provides a blueprint for achieving excellence in leadership in todays challenging professional environment. Jo Anne Preston presents a path forward for aspiring leaders and seasoned executives alike who wish to improve their skills.
Alan Morgan, CEO, National Rural Health Association
Jo Anne Prestons wisdom has guided me for years and will likely shape my development for years to come. With so many leadership books to choose from, this one should be at the top of the list! Jos sincere, thoughtful approach to healthcare leadership synthesizes complex, often overwhelming, aspects of leading teams into an easy-to-consume and easy-to-implement format that will empower and encourage any leader, no matter where they are on their leadership journey.
Angelina Salazar, CEO, Western Healthcare Alliance
Leadership competence is one of the top skills needed in a fast-changing world. Lead the Way in Five Minutes a Day speaks to the need for leadership to be able to listen, learn, and understand both the circumstances and the context of emerging trends and issues. In it, Jo Anne Preston describes her leadership experiencesthe good, the bad, and the lessons learned. She provides work tools for personal and team approaches to executing leadership, solving complex problems, and envisioning the future. The book is a culmination of her experience, spirit, and wisdom. It is a remarkable mixture of practical information and human values. Without a doubt, it is a view of leadership worth reading.
Barbara Nichols, executive director,
Wisconsin Center for Nursing
Ive had the good fortune of working with Jo Anne Preston for the past several decades and have observed her extraordinary ability to engage and inspire nurses and department managers in her workshops. Lead the Way in Five Minutes a Day gathers some of the key nuggets of wisdom from Jos workshops. I highly recommend this book to anyone working in healthcare.
Terry Hill, senior advisor for rural health leadership and policy, National Rural Health Resource Center,
and executive director, Rural Health Innovations
Do I see myself? Do I see opportunities for growth? Is this what I need now? These questions echo three truths shared by Jo Anne Preston in the conclusion of her book, Lead the Way in Five Minutes a Day. The answer to each is yes. This book is a well-organized tool that demands self-reflection and action using a clever self-assessment scoring technique. As the title suggests, by referring to it regularly I can use it to identify and act on leadership opportunities in real-time.
John T. Supplitt, senior director of field engagement,
Rural Health Services, American Hospital Association
Over the years, Ive read many books intended to help leaders, in healthcare and beyond, get better at what they do. Authors can easily evangelize for their way. Thats not Jo Anne Preston. With her concise, evidence-based leadership ideas, she has always struck me as an insightful collaborator who is as aware of my unique circumstances as her own. Because leadership matters, I enthusiastically recommend this book. Take Jo on your unique journey, as she welcomes you on hers.
A. Clinton MacKinney, MD, MS, clinical associate professor, College of Public Health, University of Iowa
ACHE Management Series Editorial Board
Eddie Perez-Ruberte, Chairman
BayCare Health System
Douglas E. Anderson, DHA, LFACHE
SHELDR Consulting Group
Jennifer M. Bjelich-Houpt, FACHE
Houston Methodist
CDR Janiese A. Cleckley, FACHE
Defense Health Agency
Kris M. Drake, FACHE
Drake Strategic Services LLC
Guy J. Guarino Jr., FACHE
Catawba Valley Medical Center
Tiffany A. Love, PhD, FACHE
Humboldt General Hospital
Sylvia E. Lozano, FACHE
Alameda Health System
Faith Needleman
Salem Medical Center
Jayson P. Pullman
Hawarden Regional Healthcare
CDR Lisa A. White, FACHE
Navy Medicine Professional Development Center
Joseph M. Winick, FACHE
Erlanger Health System
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Names: Preston, Jo Anne, author.
Title: Lead the way in five minutes a day : sparking high performance in yourself and your team / Jo Anne Preston.
Description: Chicago, IL : Health Administration Press, [2021] | Series: HAP/ACHE management series | Includes bibliographical references. | Summary: This book is an easy-to-use resource that zeroes in on a leaders real-life struggles and offers clear solutionswithout complex theory or jargon. The reader will learn tips that can be applied immediately and discover practical actions for improving skills. Although the book can be read from cover to cover, it is organized by topic to allow for a stand-alone, five-minute read of leadership tips, reflections, and suggestionsProvided by publisher.
Identifiers: LCCN 2020042441 (print) | LCCN 2020042442 (ebook) | ISBN 9781640552357 (paperback) | ISBN 9781640552326 (epub) | ISBN 9781640552333 (mobi)
Subjects: LCSH: Leadership.
Classification: LCC HD57.7 .P744 2021 (print) | LCC HD57.7 (ebook) | DDC 658.4/092dc23
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