Resolved
Subtitle: 13 resolutions for life
By: Orrin Woodward ; foreword by Chris Brady
Edition: Second Edition
Publisher: Obstaclés Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Flint, MI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 331
ISBN-13: 9780985338732
Subjects: Leadership; Nobility of character; Success; Success in business; Personality development; Self-actualization (Psychology)
Description: Book Description:  Orrin Woodward's first solo project is a book that takes us back in time to recapture the essence of what made America great while at the same time beckons men and women to step up and recapture those principles and begin living them today. It is at once a book of resolutions to assist a person in forging himself a true leader, a textbook of instructions to serve as a guide in tackling life's toughest challenges, and lastly, fully inspirational in capturing the heart and soul of leaders who have lived and achieved using the principles in this book. RESOLVED: 13 Resolutions for Life, is a must read for anyone desiring to capture, in one book, the essence of the proven leadership principles of Orrin Woodward.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 319-331).
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Introduction; title: Private Achievements:; title: Chapter 1:  Purpose:; title: Resolved:  To discover my God-given purpose; title: John Wooden; title: Chapter 2:  Character:; title: Resolved:  To choose character over reputation any time conflict; title: Ludwig von Mises:  Indomitable character; title: Chapter 3:  Attitude:; title: Resolved:  To have a positive attitude in all situations; title: Roger Bannister:  Attitude and the quest for the four-minute mile; title: Chapter 4:  Vision:; title: Resolved:  To align my conscious (ant) with my subconscious (elephant) mind toward my vision; title: Will Smith; title: Public Achievements:; title: Chapter 5:  Plan and do:; title: Resolved:  To develop and implement a game plan in each area of my life; title: Lou Holtz:  Planning and doing; title: Chapter 6:  Scoreboard:; title: Resolved:  To keep score in the game of life; title: Sam Walton:  Tracking the scoreboard; title: Chapter 7:  Friendship:; title: Resolved:  To develop the art and science of friendship; title: C S Lewis and J R R Tolkien:  Friendship; title: Chapter 8:  Finance:; title: Resolved:  To develop financial intelligence; title: Ben Franklin:  Financial management-money and time; title: Leadership Achievements:; title: Chapter 9:  Leadership:; title: Resolved:  To develop the art and science of leadership; title: Sam Walton:  Leadership excellence; title: Chapter 10:  Conflict resolution:; title: Resolved:  To develop the art and science of conflict resolution; title: Lewis and Tolkein:  Lost friends; title: Chapter 11:  Systems:; title: Resolved:  To develop systems thinking; title: Ray Kroc and McDonald's; title: Chapter 12:  Adversity quotient (AQ):; title: Resolved:  To develop adversity quotient; title: Billy Durant:  Adversity quotient; title: Chapter 13:  Legacy:; title: Resolved:  To reverse the current of decline in my field of mastery; title: Colonial New England Fiat money; title: Appendix A:  George Washington's rules of civility and decent behavior in company and conversation; title: Appendix B:  George Washington's partial list of maxims; title: Appendix C:  Ben Franklin's thirteen virtues; title: Appendix D:  Jonathan Edwards's seventy resolutions; title: Bibliography.