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Perspectives from a parent and business executive to help you improve communication and think differently to be your best self in work, life, and relationships.
About the author
Brian Unell describes himself as a recovering Big 5 consultant and healthcare administrator, while others portray Brian as a transformational healthcare executive who has a passion for cultivating talent and driving change to enable sustainable results. Brian is recognized as a visionary and collaborative team builder and servant leader who views issues/opportunities from all perspectives, turns data into information, the complex into simple, and chaos into focus. Brian's professional experiences of leading transformational consulting projects, a $180M technology implementation, and a team of 1,500 people as well as personal experiences of serving on non-profit boards, mentoring others, and co-leading a team of four at home with his wife Hilary provide the foundation for his stories, experiences, and ideas that make up this first book in what he hopes to be a series on leadership. Brian holds three degrees from the University of Florida: BS-Statistics, Master of Business Administration, & Master of Health Administration. Brian currently resides in his hometown of Atlanta with Hilary and their children Harris and Sara where he avidly cheers on the Gators and local professional sports teams.
Summary
Whether you are 8 or 80 years old, YOU can demonstrate
Everyday Leadership.
Maybe you are in a leadership role or maybe you put the concept of leadership on some pedestal that you admire from afar. Either way, in
Everyday Leadership, Brian Unell provides stories and ideas that brings
leadership down to ground level for you to use as a parent, teacher, coach,
clergy member, doctor, camp counselor, nurse, patient, pilot, flight attendant,
passenger, team member, associate, supervisor, manager, director, business
executive, or any role where you interact with others.
Brian shares concepts which allow you to
become a better leader by improving your communication and approaching each
situation with the appropriate mindset.
By focusing on these two areas, Brian doles out real-life stories,
ideas, along with just the right amount of research to allow you to obtain
results for yourself and positively impact those you encounter, in any setting,
from the boardroom to the playroom, the locker room to the ballroom, the
classroom to the emergency room, and even the virtual meeting room.
