Chaos is a gift?: leading oneself in uncertain and complex environments

"Chaos does not mean total disorder. Chaos means a multiplicity of possibilities. Chaos is from the ancient Greek words that means a thing that is birthed from the void. Chaos creates the opening for new possibilities." _x000D_(Jok Church (n.d.))_x000D__x000D___________________________________x000D__x000D_Can chaos be a gift? _x000D__x000D_When dealt with effectively, it can lead to greater innovation, better teamwork, better interpersonal relations and better performance. _x000D__x000D_But in order to achieve this within a changing and demanding VUCA environment, leaders and non-leaders must first learn to lead themselves. This guide will show you how to exactly that within our own turbulent times._x000D__x000D_Chaos is a Gift? offers practical realities and specific recommendations on how to lead yourself in the private and public sectors, the academic world and conflict/post-conflict environments. _x000D__x000D_This book is ideal for leaders in broad range of environments, including the business, private, academic, and public sectors, and conflict/post-conflict environments._x000D__x000D__x000D_What others are saying about the book:_x000D__x000D_"After reading this book, I'm convinced leaders are called in a VUCA time like ours, to lead themselves and others by finding vision where others only see volatility, to find clarity and courage where others only see complexity." - Prof Jacobus Kok, Co-Director RCEC, Leuven and Contributing Editor of "Leading in a VUCA World" (Springer)_x000D__x000D_"Written for multiple sectors from diverse voices; this book illuminates the importance of self-leadership in a VUCA world." - Cynthia Cherrey, President and CEO, International Leadership Association_x000D__x000D_"Chaos creates opportunities. Furthermore, it gives you the opportunity to learn something about yourself and how to exert yourself in your work