The Choice to Show Up

by Mark Freier

Overview

Watch people and see how they show up to their world. More importantly, how do you show up? While most people want to show up as authentic, there seems to be a strong pull to be accepted, fit in, or make a mark in someway that is less than authentic. How we show up flows directly out of our story. The Choice to Show Up will inspire and motivate you to take a deeper look at how your story impacts your life and the choices you make each day to be your authentic self. Even more, you will be challenged to embrace the dignity of your story.

This book is one man's transformational journey to showing up authentically. Because every person influences their environment, it's also about being a transformational leader. Transformational leaders distinguish themselves from transactional leaders in life and in business. It's not about getting from people what you want or focusing on WHAT you do. Rather, beliefs and behaviors first flow from WHO they are: authentic, honest, and humble. When you are around them, there is a strong sense of connection and energy of service.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163185221
Publisher:	Carpenter's Son Publishing
Publication date:	10/31/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	569 KB

About the Author

Mark took a circuitous path to his current role as Co-Founder of Nexecute, LLC, where he and his partner, Chris Elias, advise leaders/executives, provide structure and processes, and build transformational teams that optimize results. Mark invites people to transform from the inside-out and supports them in reaching their fullest potential. A Master of Divinity provides a solid foundation for him as an accomplished teacher; writing curricula and teaching transformational principles. Mark enjoys thinking outside-the-box, creating environments where people "actually learn." His belief in transformation isn't just theoretical. In 1994, his personal and professional life were reset after a bout with thyroid cancer, surgery, radiation treatment, losing a job, and a subsequent cross-country move that upended his family. Through it all, he learned that the greatest gift he could give others was a life that was grounded with a clarity of purpose and values.