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New Book Business Management Book Teaches Leadership and Motivation By Asking Questions
"Stop Telling ... Start Leading! The Art of Managing People by Asking Questions" is a new book by author Frank D. Kanu that provides leadership and motivational skills training.
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April 6, 2006 (FPRC) -- Charlottesville, Vir. -- Author Frank D. Kanu offers a new approach to leadership and motivational skills training -- asking questions.
Kanu's newest book "Stop Telling... Start Leading! The Art of Managing People by Asking Questions" (ISBN 0-9774056-1-3), offers a new and different perspective to business management training.
"Stop Telling... Start Leading" is designed to be used as a work book. It offers many open-ended questions to the manager, offering ways to evaluate and find the right course of action that leads to the desired goal. Kanu teaches managers to answer tough, pointed questions that force them to come to terms with their goals and manage more effectively with their team.
Kanu said the information on his web site www.FrankKanu.com and in his book was inspired by the advice of Lee Iacocca and the teaching methods of Socrates.
"Iacocca said: ‘Management is nothing more than motivating other people.' I combined that with the methods of teaching used by Socrates who taught his students by asking questions. It worked in the fifth century B.C. and it is as valid today as it was then," explained Kanu.
"Frank is the master of asking questions. Frank will change you and make you grow, some of the change you will like, other parts you will not like. But change you he will and change is good, you can only grow from change, good or bad," says Thomas Power chairman at Ecademy.com.
Kanu offers instruction through seven steps that he details in his book. These include: What Is Management? Know the Sins; Take Responsibility; What Do You Pay? Make Your Team Work; Change, Growth and Trust; and Bring the Fun to Work.
"Here we finally have a book that makes you stop, ask questions about yourself, your qualifications and habits as a manager and leader. Further, it makes you enumerate these qualifications and habits, thereby providing the basis for personal growth," said Mark Amtower of Partner, Amtower & Company and author of "Government Marketing Best Practices."
His book and web site offer insights and techniques not found in management seminars, workshops, or training courses.
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