A comprehensive, coach-yourself guide for busy, burnt-out leaders to take back control of flexible working arrangements and find balance in an overworked world. Despite the promise of a post-pandemic 'reset' that would make flexible work practices mainstream, it seems that overwork is here to stay. According to leading executive coach and psychologist, Dr Karen Morley, overwork is driven by ambitious, competitive and over-confident bosses who chase continuous growth and are prepared to sacrifice their own health and wellbeing, and that of their workforce, to achieve increasingly unrealistic targets. Remote work or not, this hasn't changed. High achieving, conscientious and agreeable leaders, the lifeblood of organisational success, get caught in the slipstream. In a world where overwork remains an expectation, flexible work has not been the solution we had all been hoping for. Rather, it has just blurred the boundaries between personal and professional life. It's time to take better control of why and how you work - a concept the author refers to as 'flexAbility'. Flexibility is how the system operates, flexAbility is how you operate yourself in this demanding system. FlexAbility is a comprehensive guide to taking back control and redefining your approach to work. It's about rediscovering why you do what you do and where work fits into your sense of purpose, so you can better align your work practices to suit your life.



Autorentext

Dr Karen Morley's vision is to help leaders get more impact with less effort. Karen is a highly sought-after executive coach, an authority on leadership coaching, and a thought leader on gender and inclusion. She has held executive roles in government and higher education, and her approach is informed by her experience. She's a registered psychologist with a desire to align what leaders do with the evidence for what works. Karen is the author of Lead Like a Coach, Gender Balanced Leadership, Beat Gender Bias and FlexAbility.

Titel
Flexability
Untertitel
How high achievers beat burnout and find freedom in an overworked world
EAN
9781922611253
Format
E-Book (epub)
Digitaler Kopierschutz
Adobe-DRM
Dateigrösse
1.02 MB
Anzahl Seiten
192