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Taming Your Crocodiles Practices: Daily Reflections for Leadership Depth
Hylke Faber explores these and other questions, offering tools for implementing leadership practices into everyday life and work. The exercises in this book — which can be used both as a standalone guide and as a companion to the Nautilus Silver Award–winning book Taming Your Crocodiles — will deepen your appreciation for the adventure of life and leadership, help you connect with your true calling, turn your fears into growth practices, and guide you in supporting others on their growth journey.
288 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 17, 2020
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Hylke Faber
2 books3 followersHylke inspires people to become taller on the inside through his genuine, caring and insight provoking delivery.
He works with leaders, teams and organizations to develop connectedness to their true values and realize their potential together by transforming entropy (energy not available for constructive use) into mindsets and behaviors that help them be at their best more consistently.
He incorporates proven Leading Self, Leading Together, Leading Others and Leading Systems tools in all his work. He almost became a monk and discovered peace, potential, joy and love inside each of us that he endeavors to bring out in each of us where we work. HIs mission is helping people connect to their true selves, each other and their purpose.
Hylke is a seasoned leadership keynote speaker, award winning author, executive and team coach, connectedness architect, and podcast host. He has spoken at many Fortune 500 companies, leads Growth Leaders Network, the coaching consultancy, and also teaches at Arizona State University.
He received his coaching certification from New Field Network and was included in Who’s Who in America in 2023. Since 2006, Hylke has coached senior leaders and teams globally.
Bloomberg recognized his book, Taming Your Crocodiles as one of 2018’s best books on leadership. He writes regularly in Forbes and has taught the Leader as Coach programs at Columbia Business School for many years. His next book The Connectedness Quotient will be published in 2025.
He hosts two podcasts: Rooted & Unwavering and Connected Teamwork. A native from the Netherlands, Hylke is also a trained opera singer, loves hiking and lives with his husband Jahon in Phoenix, Arizona.
He works with leaders, teams and organizations to develop connectedness to their true values and realize their potential together by transforming entropy (energy not available for constructive use) into mindsets and behaviors that help them be at their best more consistently.
He incorporates proven Leading Self, Leading Together, Leading Others and Leading Systems tools in all his work. He almost became a monk and discovered peace, potential, joy and love inside each of us that he endeavors to bring out in each of us where we work. HIs mission is helping people connect to their true selves, each other and their purpose.
Hylke is a seasoned leadership keynote speaker, award winning author, executive and team coach, connectedness architect, and podcast host. He has spoken at many Fortune 500 companies, leads Growth Leaders Network, the coaching consultancy, and also teaches at Arizona State University.
He received his coaching certification from New Field Network and was included in Who’s Who in America in 2023. Since 2006, Hylke has coached senior leaders and teams globally.
Bloomberg recognized his book, Taming Your Crocodiles as one of 2018’s best books on leadership. He writes regularly in Forbes and has taught the Leader as Coach programs at Columbia Business School for many years. His next book The Connectedness Quotient will be published in 2025.
He hosts two podcasts: Rooted & Unwavering and Connected Teamwork. A native from the Netherlands, Hylke is also a trained opera singer, loves hiking and lives with his husband Jahon in Phoenix, Arizona.
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