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by Carey D. Lohrenz (Author)
What can you control?
What do you do when you're under pressure, overwhelmed, and ready to get what you really want? As one of the first female F-14 Tomcat fighter pilots in the US Navy, as well as a mom, wife, business consultant, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and global speaker, author Carey Lohrenz knows that the stress we experience can be just as intense as the stress in the cockpit of a fighter jet going Mach 2. But she's got a secret weapon to prevail: years of training to overcome the specific natures of uncertainty, stress, burnout, anxiety, and pressure.
At our core, we know we've lost control. We've lost our grip on what we really want and who we really want to be. In order to solve the challenges of chaos and make our goals, dreams, and commitments a reality, we have to understand that in order to succeed when the pressure is on and to improve our performance overall, we've got to know what we can and cannot control.
In Span of Control, Lohrenz walks us through the fundamentals of surviving and succeeding during times of crisis. Weaving together eye-opening science, gripping personal stories, insightful interviews, prescriptive advice, and a high-octane dose of encouragement and practicality, Span of Control helps leaders recognize how to focus on what matters most, formulate a plan for success, and communicate what's possible.
Front Jacket
In her first book, Wall Street Journal bestseller Fearless Leadership, Carey D. Lohrenz identified and explored the characteristics of true leaders-courage, tenacity, and integrity--and then revealed exactly how those characteristics are expressed in action in fast-moving, dynamic environments.
In Span of Control, Lohrenz picks up right where Fearless Leadership left off--encouraging readers to develop resilience for facing hard times. Span of Control offers a collection of moving stories, actionable tools, and opportunities for reader reflection, all of which can be applied immediately in businesses, on teams, and in readers' personal lives. The central tenet of this book--that we focus our attention and effort explicitly and relentlessly on a limited number of priorities that we can, and should, control--offers a clear path out of the chaos and overwhelm that can accompany our biggest challenges and our moments of greatest distress.
