The Camino Way: Lessons in Leadership from a Walk Across Spain
- ISBN-10
- 0814438253
- ISBN-13
- 9780814438251
- Category
- Business & Economics
- Pages
- 208
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2017-07-13
- Publisher
- AMACOM
- Author
- Victor Prince
Description
Business coach and former COO Victor Prince began his 500-mile trek on the Camino de Santiago as one person--driven, work-focused, and highly competitive--and he finished it a completely different one--more balanced, caring, and present in the moment. As he made his way on foot through rugged countryside and medieval towns, the life-altering journey allowed him to reflect, test his will, and join a community of strangers on a shared mission--resulting in seven essential leadership lessons inspired by the values emblazoned on the back of every pilgrim’s passport.In The Camino Way, Prince shares the lessons he learned while on his pilgrimage and guides readers on their own Camino de Santiago. As Prince did while on his journey, learn to:• Treat each day as its own adventure• Make others feel welcome• Learn from those who’ve walked before• Consider your impact on those who follow• And more!Each year hundreds of thousands trek across this 500-mile leadership journey like no other. Within these pages, learn the life-changing principles they are discovering!
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