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Topic: I started a Property Managers Leadership Roundtable monthly for all our properties. What is your go to leadership book?

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Marianne Weber

I started a Property Managers Leadership Roundtable monthly for all our properties. I'd like to include a bookclub element. What is your go to leadership book?

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Cindi Pennington

Absolutely!!!

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Jennifer Jackson

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Ohhh I need to read this

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Robert Victor

Extreme ownership by Jocko Willink and emotional intelligence by the Harvard buisness review.

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Mark Cukro

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Robert Victor both excellent choices

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Carmen Fried

The one minute manager.

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Sherry Tompkins

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Books by Simon Sinek

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Carley Ann

No book suggestions, but if there's a way for you to give them the option of paperback or audio, please do. I love this idea, but the thought of having to find time to sit & read a book for work can be overwhelming, whereas they could listen to the audio book while working. This could alo open up podcasts as an option for discussion.

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Dave Holland

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Never split the difference by Chris Voss

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Rhea Claire

Dave Holland that is a great book!

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Jessica Janet

Way of the Shepherd, Who Moved My Cheese, 7 habits of highly effective people, How to win friends and influence people

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Misti McElwee

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The Exorcist

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Joanna Munsey Kapri

Fish!

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Karen Mallinger

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I love QBQ The Question Behind the Question. All about personality accountability and flipping the script from “why is this happening to me?” to “what change can I make to change my circumstance?”.

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Eric Broughton

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Principles by Ray Dalio

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Michele Crochetiere

Atomic Habits

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Rob Attinger

The Ideal Team Player and 5 Dysfunctions of a Team

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Krista Cozad Washbourne

Rob Attinger I second 5 Dysfunctions of a Team

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Brad Schweikert

Love this one! Great way to teach happiness within adversity and how to achieve success through personal growth first.

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Sherry Lim

Crucial Accountability

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Kimberly Siler

I Love It Here.

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Kimberlin Torain

The body keeps the score is one a friend of mine swears by. I’m team atomic habits

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T.j. Golson

It isn’t necessarily a leadership book from the aspect of today’s mainstream “leadership genre”, but should be required reading for everyone, no matter their role: How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, published in 1936. I really hope you’ll consider it for your group!

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Rhea Claire

Josh Randall a classic! Great book.

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Kara Rawson

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Dare to Lead, Brene Brown. Totally changed the way I look at and practice leadership.

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Krista Washbourne

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Kara J. Rawson another great one

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Catherine Hutchins-Behringer

Although more of a customer service book (so maybe next round), The Power of Moments

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Kristen Schultz Stansall

One of my favorites is Radical Candor!

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Erik Beutler

Developing the leader within you - John Maxwell the book that started the leadership book sections around the world.

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Kara Rice

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So many great recommendations here! I'll add one of my go-tos, Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes are High. It's so beneficial to help people expertly lead tough conversations, such as letting someone know their performance needs improving. a.co/d/gOIyyod

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Lisa Russell

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Traction!

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Emily Hidalgo

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Shortcuts get you lost by Mark Villareal. Any book by Mark is great to use.

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Kaitlyn Vicars

Melissa Hinton has a whole list and has also done a book club, just a great resource in general

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Melissa Hinton

Kaitlyn Vicars thanks for thinking of me! I will come back with some recommendations!

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Felicia Norman

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Kara Rice!! This post was made for you!!

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Stephanie Anderson

Felicia M Norman I came to the comments to tag her too! This is her moment

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Marci French

The 5 languages of appreciation in the workplace.

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Jeff Coleman

Failing forward

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Jodi Lambert-Strand

5 language of appreciation in the workplace!

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courtney jennings

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My favorites have been Steve Harvey Act Like A Success, Think Like A Success and Chris Voss Never Split The Difference.

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Shellee Rader

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The first time manager.

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Philip Schector

Excuse my Friday sarcasm

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Brittany Stroud

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Following!

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Charles Glover

How to win friends and influence people

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Jared S. Leese

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Multipliers by Liz Wiseman

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Suzanne Hopson

I love this question! And there are many great books. The latest wins have been Radical Candor by Kim Scott, Row the Boat, by Jon Gordon & PJ Fleck, and lastly, The One Thing by Gary Keller.

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