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Today, more than ever, exceptional leadership is in high demand. Leaders need to embrace their full potential to become the transformative leaders that our world needs. And you can be one of those leaders! Zana Kenjar, an immigrant to the United States who has had a successful leadership career, will show you how.In Becoming a Legacy Leader, Zana offers ten steps to help managers get the promotion and job they want from personal development to leading successful teams. Each chapter is filled with inspiring stories of people Zana has helped to succeed.When you embrace the champion mindset of a leader, you will inspire your team, expand your organization's success, and leave a legacy that will serve as a roadmap for those who follow. The sky is the limit for what a leader can achieve!Includes a bonus chapter to accelerate success for immigrants.

"Travel with George from the small town of Mexico, New York to college, seminary, and a long journey in 1898 to Bahrain in the Persian Gulf as a new and eager Christian missionary. He became the seventh member of the Arabian Mission. The Mission's goal--to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to the homeland of Islam--became George's passion. After arriving in Bahrain, George embarked on the required one-year rigorous Arabic language training. He made tremendous strides in a short time. His friends and family knew his knowledge, skills, experiences, and fortitude held promise for a long, productive career. In 1899, George willingly accepted an unexpected reassignment to the mission station in Muscat, Oman. The married couple there needed to leave due to serious health issues. The mission house's repairs and the eighteen rescued slave boys in the mission's school needed healthy leadership. George's sacrificial service helped spare the married couple for an additional forty years of service in the Middle East. His coworker, who replaced him, failed to arrive as scheduled by several weeks. This situation created the perfect storm for George's modest but crucial heroism to show itself then, and now, in this full-length account of his short life."--Page 4 of cover.