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The Championship Formula: How to Transform Your Team Into a Dynasty

Author Jack Stark
Publisher Emerald Book Company
Category Business & Economics
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Author(s)Jack Stark
ISBN / ASIN193711001X
ISBN-139781937110017
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Sales Rank1,215,447
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

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Having consulted and mentored leaders of top Fortune 500 companies and numerous sports teams that have gone on to win multiple national championships, author Jack Stark well understands what it takes to build a dynasty--a team that produces consistently extraordinary results and is the dominant entity in its field.
In "The Championship Formula," Stark--a clinical psychologist--condenses what he's learned over his long career into the 4P formula: people + personality + process + purpose = success. Getting these elements in place is the biggest challenge leaders face, and Stark guides you through the processes of both building and maintaining a winning team.
Showing his winning formula at work, Stark will draw you into the inner circles of the championship NASCAR team, for whom he became team psychologist in 2002, and the Nebraska Huskers' three-championship dynasty of the 1990s. He also gets up close and personal with the consistently successful leadership at Berkshire Hathaway. Written in straightforward, no-nonsense language, "The Championship Formula" can help any organization consistently achieve extraordinary results.

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