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Jewitt, Colin C

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1591604400 ISBN 13: 9781591604402

Publisher: Xulon Press, 2002

Synopsis

Proclivity is the propensity for action. Human proclivity defines the natural tendency or inclination that drives the human creature to act, both individually and collectively. This is a unique, down-to-earth and easily understandable approach to human behavior and relationships - all relationships, be they personal, professional, or otherwise social. Unlike other leadership, change and success models advocated by Dr. Stephen Covey, Rev. John Maxwell, Coach Rick Pitino and others; and while the work deals with the problems, inconsistencies, and contradictions of each; the theory of human proclivity offers an accurate depiction of reality. Substantively, the work advocates the idea of relational leadership. In doing so, human proclivity also makes a significant departure with popular leadership theories and the field of psychology concerning relationships, change and behavioral motivation. The book is not a special interest piece as it speaks to every common person out there who is just trying to make their way. It is truly about "life, liberty, and the pursuit of leadership."

About this title

From the Author:

So much of what we have been taught concerning leadership, relationships, motivation, and even perception of "self" has been founded upon faulty premises. Unfortunately when the foundation is flawed, everything built upon it is unstable as well. The effects of which can be seen daily in our own personal lives.

About the Author:

I am a time that remains without season,
I am an arrow drawing closer its mark,
I am continually in relentless pursuit,
I am everyone and yet no one,
I am an outstretched hand,
I am the least among you,
I am a thorn in the side,
I am indomitable,
I am committed,
I am one voice,
I am faithful,
I am desire,
I am true,
I am...

About this edition

• Publisher: Xulon Press
• Publication date: 2002
• ISBN 10: 1591604400
• ISBN 13: 9781591604402
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 236