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by Adam Kreek (Author)
Exceptional results come from one habit: taking responsibility (especially when it's hard).
Built from Olympic training and executive coaching, this book is a field-tested guide taking ownership, unlocking resilience, and achieve more with less stress.Discipline -- build habits that make execution automatic (in work and life) Resilience -- recover from setbacks faster and stay steady under pressure Leadership -- lead yourself first, then earn trust and influence with others Performance -- apply Olympic-level principles to pursue goals with focus and consistency Action -- replace excuses with a simple, repeatable execution: do the work Together, these principles give you the clarity and drive to finally break through plateaus and achieve results that last. Stop drifting. Start leading. Scroll up to get your copy of The Responsibility Ethic today. Take control of your success, starting now.
Author Biography
Adam Kreek is one of North America's top Management Consultants, and Executive Coaches, with degrees and education from Stanford University, UBC Sauder School of Business, and Queen's Smith School of Business. He is a guest lecturer at the University of Victoria and teaches strategies and skills of leadership, high performance and perseverance to corporate and government teams globally through keynotes, workshops, and online seminars.
Long-term clients on retainer include leadership teams from the Aerospace, Healthcare, Nutrition, and Energy Sectors.
Adam has coached, trained, and taught hundreds of thousands of people including teams at Microsoft, General Electric, Mercedes-Benz, L'Oréal, Shell, YPO, EO, TedX, but most importantly, Adam walks the talk. Kreek runs two corporations--KreekSpeak Business Solutions and Ergo Sustainable Solutions, a low carbon initiative that connects small businesses with small governments.
A two-time Olympian, Adam holds sixty international medals, including Olympic gold, and multiple hall of fame inductions. In 2013, Adam made the first-ever attempt to row unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean from Africa to America, the subject of the NBC Dateline documentary "Capsized."
He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and three children.
www.kreekspeak.com
