Thoughts and assumptions need to change
Program Titles
- Why all citizens lead green by the responsibility they take
- Why individual action tied with institutional action is the hope
- Leaders don’t lead: they evoke hidden potential
- Taking responsibility for the planet, one green action, idea, and decision at a time
- Capture the Fire: How to Make a Difference Every Day
John P. Schuster known for connecting soft people skills with hard business results. John reveals the hidden systems that hold organizations back from achieving their full potential. He blends business savvy with inspiration to propel people and organizations forward with great ideas, determination, and purpose. Simply put, John gives people and enterprises information they don’t get anywhere else.
He has a passion: helping CEOs and executive teams build the necessary leadership and social capital within their enterprises so they can execute strategies on behalf of customers and shareholders.
He collaborated with INC. magazine writers as they promoted growth-oriented, business-savvy cultures of fully engaged employees.
Out of this work, John and his team built a business simulation tool, Profit & Cash®, that hundreds of thousands of people have used at GE, Harley Davidson, EDS, Sprint and MBA programs – to sample a few clients.
He is a board member of SIAS University in Henan Province, China, a faculty member for strategy and leadership with an executive MBA program and senior faculty at the Hudson Institute.
His interests are executive teams that work, corporate cultures that can execute strategy, and leaders that inspire and bring out the best in others.
John has authored numerous articles and has been quoted by media sources from to Investors’ Business Daily.
You are not a leader until you understand that your peoples’ imaginations are more important than your ideas.
Leaders don’t lead: they evoke hidden potential. They provoke the destruction of anything that stifles the best in human effort.
Mentors teach people that only enduring the pain of uncertainty creates the joy of achievement.
Leaders mentor people on how to suffer creatively, to reconstruct who they are so they can get a lot, not a little, better.
You go as far as the amount of truth about yourself and about life you can stand.
All growing up narrows who you are. Your job as an adult is to become one. Recast your life with an ever-widening lens and move into your essential, not your pretend, life.
”I will take the ring,” he said, “though I do not know the way.”
Most people are afraid of themselves. The truth of who we are is what makes us great. Leaders get this.
Most organizations in trouble are more short of fresh ideas than they are of cash.
Books by John P. Schuster
- Answering Your Call: A Guide to Living Your Deepest Purpose
- The Power of Open-Book Management
- Hum-Drum to Hot-Diggity
- The Open-Book Management Field Book
- Hum-Drum to Hot-Diggity on Leadership,
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