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Inspired, Not Retired: Leadership Lessons from Father to Son
Genres: Advice & How To
Age Groups: 18+
Formats: Ebook, Audio, Paperback, Hardback
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Inspired, Not Retired examines the bond between a father and a son, a profound mentorship that provided leadership lessons used throughout the son’s successful 32-year military career. This book provides tools and insights for everyone from the emerging leader to the retired person who wants to make an impact. Mentorship can ease the transition into civilian life and inspire continued service. Relationships fuel lives, but leadership drives the car.
In this book, Dr. Randolph illustrates how positive parental influence through mentoring can cultivate a declared introvert into a highly effective and successful leader. Leadership should inspire us to begin another chapter while continuously serving others. Mentorship can provide understanding along the way.
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Vernita N., Readers' Favorite
“AN INSPIRATIONAL MEMOIR”
"Life teaches us more lessons than we can count. Learning these lessons would make us greater leaders. The author displays best practices for weathering leadership storms. To be effective in these roles, it takes creativity, open-mindedness, and willingness to lead even when it's difficult. In Inspired, Not Retired, Burl Randolph Jr provides space for notes to enhance your learning experience. Remember, retirement is not the end; it's only the beginning. Enjoy. "
- Vernita N.
The Book Review Directory
“THOUGHT-PROVOKING”
"Inspired, Not Retired is an uplifting and thought-provoking book, brimming with integrity and usefulness. Inspired, Not Retired is written in a practical, approachable style that involves the reader on a personal level. The sharing of intimate memories enables the reader to feel an emotional connection and, consequently, an implied sense of trust which reinforces Dr. Randolph Jr’s. advice in the reader’s mind."
- The Book Review Directory
Asha Baja, Canadian Media
“THE TRUE INSPIRATION”
"Inspired, Not Retired is the true embodiment of inspiration, enlightenment, and self-awakening." As the title of the book suggests, retirement is not a signal to the end of life or giving of oneself. Rather, it should provide inspiration for continuous improvement of the self and the community one lives in.
- Asha Baja, Editor, Canadian Media