Video of: Love & Profit: The Art of Caring Leadership. Based on the best-selling book, this gutsy management video features the philosophy of James Autry. Providing valuable insight relevant to humane management, Autry dares to be different by prescribing four basic elements for caring leadership.
Trust - Rebuild a sense of community
"If you mistrust people, you make them untrustworthy."
Honesty - Communicate openly and honestly
"If people don't get the information they need, they make it up!"
Special Treatment - Dare to give employees special treatment
"You don't have to treat everyone the same."
Courage - Be candid and specific
"Anger and intimidation are facades we hide behind."
Autry provides clear guidelines for leaders who want to rebuild a sense of trust within their organizations. This is the how-to video every manager should see. This deeply motivational video and comprehensive leader's guide will help you provide an intensive training program that will inspire your management team. (35 Minutes)
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Video of: Life & Work: A Manager's Search for Meaning. An emotionally powerful message for every leader struggling to find answers in today's rapidly changing world...
The next step in leadership training! After quality, team building, downsizing, and empowerment how do you increase productivity? Autry takes us on an inward journey to discover how to reduce employee burnout and increase productivity. Learn how to tap the hidden potential within your organization.
With this video you get these key training points:
Increase productivity by finding balance within life and work
Embrace the paradox of management
Learn how to make the transition from manager to leader
Reduce stress and burnout
Autry provides clear guidelines for leaders who want to rebuild a sense of trust within their organizations. This is the how-to video every manager should see. This deeply motivational video and comprehensive leader's guide will help you provide an intensive training program that will inspire your management team. (35 Minutes)
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Video of: Video of: Spirit at Work. Have you ever been connected with a group of people who were faced with an almost impossible task? Perhaps together you put in the extra effort to get the new product out. You pulled together and set aside ego and title, just rolled up your sleeves and got the job done. It felt great. Wouldn�t it be wonderful to connect like this everyday.
This is easier said than done. In this new video, The Spirit at Work, best selling author James Autry offers a perspective that can help. His ideas are down to earth and useful. He contends that it all depends on five ways of being. These five principles will allow us to nurture our own Spirit at Work.
"There is no business; there are only people. Business exists only among people and for people. Seems simple enough, but not enough people seem to get it." �James A. Autry
Key Concepts:
Be Authentic: be your real self.
Be Vulnerable: let go of the myth of control.
Be Accepting: forget about winning and losing.
Be Present: pay attention.
Be Useful: serve others.
A short clip from BixLibrary is on YouTube.
The full video is available from:
Jim has his own Facebook page and Youtube channel with resources available there. Other websites also feature video of him. Some of his online videos are found below.
Jim Reads: On Firing A Salesman
Jim Reads: The Outhouse
Jim Reads: Nights Under A Tin Roof
Jim Reads: Against All Those Desperate Prayers
Jim Reads God at the Track Meet from: Looking Around for God
Jim reads Patience from Choosing Gratitude
The Caring Confrontation from Love & Profit
Complete Video of Jim On Moyers and Company
Jim discusses On Paying Attention on Great Day Morning Show
Video of: Love & Profit: The Art of Caring Leadership. Based on the best-selling book, this gutsy management video features the philosophy of James Autry. Providing valuable insight relevant to humane management, Autry dares to be different by prescribing four basic elements for caring leadership.
