Any manager can appear fully productive and enthusiastic simply because they’re intellectually and financially committed. But if you’ve ever witnessed a human being emotionally committed to a cause — working like they’re being paid a million and they’re not being paid a dime — you know there’s a difference and you know it’s big. It’s this difference that companies want when they say they want their managers to be leaders, because leaders are emotionally committed and inspire it in others.

In this Soundview Live webinar, Stan Slap explains the importance of emotional commitment to managers and their companies. He demonstrates how real leadership starts and exactly what it looks like when it’s done right. And he explains the one thing even more important than how to be a leader: why to be a leader.

The audio recording, video recording, slides and the 8-page book summary of Bury My Heart at Conference Room B will be available to listen to or download from your Online Library immediately after check-out.

About the Speaker
Stan Slap

Stan Slap is president of the international consulting company SLAP, renowned for achieving maximum commitment in manager, employee, and customer cultures. His work has produced legendary impact for a who’s who of successful companies – the kind that don’t include “Patience” on their list of corporate values. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller Bury My Heart at Conference Room B. He lives in San Francisco.

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