Team Habits: How Small Actions Lead to Extraordinary Results

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'A must-read to take your team to the next level' Marshall GoldsmithHabits are crucial for personal productivity. But we rarely work alone: achieving our goals depends on how well we work with others. And teams have their own habits that can accelerate - or block - success.In this essential handbook, productivity and teamwork expert Charlie Gilkey shows how to cultivate, implement and maintain the small habits that lead to big results for any team. From the Team Habits quiz, where you can identify the habits you need to build (or break) to a roadmap for putting them into practice, this book is full of clear, simple actions to:- run more productive meetings- eliminate pointless emails- make better, swifter decisions- create a stellar culture of belongingTeam Habits is the difference between teamwork that feels like a struggle and collaboration that empowers everyone to deliver their best.

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'A compelling roadmap that can help any group find a path to higher performance.' - Daniel H. Pink, bestselling author

'Masterfully uncovers the pivotal role habits play in shaping exceptional teams.' - Marshall Goldsmith

'This is the modern business handbook that should sit on every founder's desk.' - Pamela Slim, author

'This is a must for anyone leading a team at a time when we are re-inventing the rules of work.' - Jennifer Brown, bestselling author

'Team Habits isn't filled with a lot of "filler" and theory, instead it is filled with information and ideas you can take action on.' - Jeremie Miller, Executive Director of RAFT (Resilience for Advocates through Foundational Training)

Author Bio

Charlie Gilkey has advised hundreds of teams, from Fortune 100 companies to tiny nonprofits, through Productive Flourishing, the coaching and training company he founded. He is the author of the critically acclaimed Start Finishing: How to Go from Idea to Done and is also a former Army logistics officer and a near-PhD in Philosophy.