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Everyone wants teamwork in the team, but teamwork doesn’t happen without good teammates - individuals whose unique way of thinking propels their team to success, no matter what team they’re on. Whether it’s sports, family, school, work, or friends, the attitude is similar. The We Gear takes you inside the fascinating mind-set of a good teammate. Through inspiring stories and powerful lessons, you’ll explore the art of being a good teammate, while discovering the five keys to shifting your focus from me to we.

Talk to me. From Kim Bearden, cofounder of Ron Clark Academy and author of the best-selling book Crash Course: The Life Lessons My Students Taught Me, comes a powerful guide for improving communication and building better relationships. Whether you are a teacher, administrator, parent, or business professional, chances are you struggle at times to find the right words. Talk to Me gives you those words. In this instructional and inspirational handbook, you’ll learn how to choose words that inspire, encourage, and move people to action.

Steven Bradley's "Not Me, Not Now, Mastering Your Time, Your Team, and Yourself" offers an invaluable resource for both new and experienced managers seeking to enhance their skills. With his relatable writing style and practical guidance, Bradley empowers listeners to develop effective management techniques that drive results and create positive work environments.

A comprehensive step-by-step self-help book to fight stage fright. Highly recommended for entrepreneurs, businessmen, networkers, sales strategist, public speakers, job applicants, business presenters, competition contenders, aspiring politicians, lecturers, and leadership trainers.

Family business enterprises, found in virtually every country, are the backbone of most economies. However, the leadership challenges they present are complex and unique. Most executives and family members in these firms eventually discover that their education and years of hard work have not prepared them to address many of the interpersonal demands that come with the territory. After years of study and reflection, David Bentall came to realize how ill equipped he had been to be a part of the solution for his own family business.