Work is Love Made Visible: A Collection of Essays About the Power of Finding Your Purpose From the World's Greatest Thought Leaders (Frances Hesselbein Leadership Forum) - Hardcover

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FRANCES HESSELBEIN is the author of three autobiographies and the co-editor of 30 books in 29 languages. Frances Hesselbein is considered one of the country’s greatest leaders. She served as the CEO of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. and was recognized as a Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient for her work as “a pioneer for women, volunteerism, diversity and opportunity.”

MARSHALL GOLDSMITH is the only two-time winner of the Thinkers 50 Award for #1 Leadership Thinker in the World. He is author/editor of 39 books, including three New York Times bestsellers that have sold over 2.5 million copies and been listed bestseller in 12 countries.

SARAH McARTHUR is COO of Marshall Goldsmith Inc. and founder of *sdedit, a boutique writing and editing firm. Co-author/editor of numerous books, including Coaching for Leadership, her fields of expertise are management, leadership, and executive and business coaching.

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Today’s world seems more divided than ever. How can we as a global society work together toward a bright future for all, despite our differences? Work is Love Made Visible offers original essays that are filled with insights from some of the world’s greatest thought leaders (and leaders of the future). These extraordinary leaders explore some of life’s most difficult questions. How do we recognize our purpose and how do we contribute this gift to society?

The idea for this book was born when Frances Hesselbein asked the provocative question “What is it you see when you look out the window that is visible but not yet seen by others?” In this remarkable collection, the leaders reveal what they see that is invisible to us and how their unique vision shapes their lives, their decisions, and their contributions.

The essays examine the fundamental question about finding our true purpose that is firmly grounded in Frances Hesselbein’s leadership philosophy. In their writings, the contributors address the character of great leaders, the responsibility of service, defining moments that shaped their lives, sharing a positive vision of the future, and finding solutions to today’s challenges.

As individuals, finding our purpose, understanding our calling, grappling with and committing to what we inherently know that others do not and to serving that purpose, can be the challenge of our lives. It can also be the opportunity of our lives. Work Is Love Made Visible looks to those who understand their purpose and who have made it their life’s work, to role model for us what it is to live a life that has meaning.

Work Is Love Made Visible teaches us how to ask Frances’s question of ourselves and thus discover our purpose, passion, and calling and helps to illuminate the inherent gifts that each of us has so that we may contribute our talents to the advancement and healthy functioning of our global society.

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Today’s world seems more divided than ever. How can we as a global society work together toward a bright future for all, despite our differences? Work is Love Made Visible offers original essays that are filled with insights from some of the world’s greatest thought leaders (and leaders of the future). These extraordinary leaders explore some of life’s most difficult questions. How do we recognize our purpose and how do we contribute this gift to society?

The idea for this book was born when Frances Hesselbein asked the provocative question “What is it you see when you look out the window that is visible but not yet seen by others?” In this remarkable collection, the leaders reveal what they see that is invisible to us and how their unique vision shapes their lives, their decisions, and their contributions.

The essays examine the fundamental question about finding our true purpose that is firmly grounded in Frances Hesselbein’s leadership philosophy. In their writings, the contributors address the character of great leaders, the responsibility of service, defining moments that shaped their lives, sharing a positive vision of the future, and finding solutions to today’s challenges.

As individuals, finding our purpose, understanding our calling, grappling with and committing to what we inherently know that others do not and to serving that purpose, can be the challenge of our lives. It can also be the opportunity of our lives. Work Is Love Made Visible looks to those who understand their purpose and who have made it their life’s work, to role model for us what it is to live a life that has meaning.

Work Is Love Made Visible teaches us how to ask Frances’s question of ourselves and thus discover our purpose, passion, and calling and helps to illuminate the inherent gifts that each of us has so that we may contribute our talents to the advancement and healthy functioning of our global society.