It’s time to refresh the way you think
While it’s natural and normal to feel stressed at work, wading through paperwork or leading a team of professionals can tax your physical and mental health. Tactically organising a better working environment can lead to a silent scourge that you’ll overlook. So, setting yourself up for success depends on a unique formula — a mix of patience, diligence and compassion. If you’re having trouble identifying themes that can help articulate your career goals more clearly and showcase your leadership skills, then don’t fret. We’ve got you covered.
Whether you want to feel more confident and courageous, implement new habits, improve your leadership skills or become more productive, self-help books can help you unlock your new potential easily and make you feel happier and healthier. Self-help books are tools that help prevent some problems from developing or getting worse. Whether you’re a veteran bibliophile or a professional, the go-to self-help book we love this year is Angelica Pegani’s “Team Tools” book. As an author and journalist, there’s no doubt that Pegani’s book will help you become the best version of yourself.
Everything you need to know about this guidebook:
Pegani takes readers by the hand and guides them toward a more compassionate, cooperative relationship with the creative spirit to help broaden their minds, bodies and beliefs. Her reflections are wise, scientific and reasonable without being trite. She shares meaningful insights from her own practice and gets candid about pressing ahead in the face of work-halting fear.
This topical and continually relevant book is one for every office worker. It uses provocative reporting and interviews featuring workers and managers to highlight critical issues around office work and team leadership.
“My book is addressed to management students and managers, those who are just starting their journey, but also those with bigger experience who would like to deepen their knowledge and get a new perspective on leaders from other industries,” said Pegani. “The book is based on scientific work — In the years 2016-2018, whilst a PhD student, I conducted several interviews with experienced managers and they inspired me to present this knowledge in this way— in the form of a guide for leaders. I encourage everyone interested to read it,” she continues.
This tool guide is a subversive take on self-help books, as it helps us see our inner coach and feel confident that we can make transformative changes in our professional lives on our own accord. Pegani also takes readers into her research with fascinating case studies: presenting leadership styles driven by gender, age, personality types and intelligence to build a multicultural team, reference instruments that can help students and professionals manage their teams and more.
“The book’s purpose is to answer the following questions: What are the characteristics of the leading global teams? Which style of leadership do the global teams use? Is a female leader different from the male leader in a team? What factors influence the team’s leadership style? Which system is better: leadership or management in the most driven international teams? How should a leader of a team behave? Is the cooperation of the leader with other people important in a team? What kind of people lead successful companies?” said Pegani.
Essentially, the book’s research and guide helps develop self-awareness and ‘own’ your career with its powerful insightful tips, which will see you through even the toughest days. Whether its implementing new projects, taking initiative, problem solving and sourcing success as well as satisfaction, Pegani wrote this book to set out to renew people’s relationships with the office, providing a sense of relief and empowerment.
Get ready to delve into Angelica Pegani’s self-help book, a journey that will leave you feeling intrigued and enlightened.
Discover more about the book here.
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Angelica Pegani is a Polish author and journalist. She started a professional career in late 2009. In 2017 she graduated from management studies at Gdańsk University of Technology. During her work, she appeared in “Vogue”, “L’Officiel Arabia”, “Harper’s Bazaar”, “Marie Claire”, “Elle”, “Glamour” and many others. She received numerous awards and distinctions throughout the years.
