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Details:Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789370032873 Publisher: Rupa Publications Overview: Silence often carries more authority than noise, and Silent Power: For the Ones Who Lead Without Raising Their Voice by Ren Hayashi speaks directly to that idea. This brand-new paperback is written for managers, team leads, and aspiring executives who want genuine impact without theatrics or self-promotion. Hayashi argues that presence isn't about volume but intention: choosing the right moment, listening deeply, and guiding others at a measured, deliberate pace. Through short, reflective chapters and grounded workplace examples, the book helps readers build a style of influence that outlasts fleeting management trends, making it a timely companion for anyone who leads from calm, steady confidence rather than noise. About the Book: Ren Hayashi's Silent Power invites readers into a philosophy of leadership that feels practical rather than preachy. Its central promise is simple: you can move a room without raising your voice. Each chapter sketches recognisable scenes from real workplaces — a manager who waits before responding, a team steered forward with thoughtful questions instead of orders, a quiet mentor who nudges a younger colleague towards courage. The tone blends short anecdotal storytelling with clear, usable frameworks, helping readers translate intention into everyday action: how to set boundaries, deliver feedback with warmth, and model composure under pressure. Throughout, the book favours relationships over titles, treating attentive listening as a genuine leadership skill and showing how small cues — body language, timing, and word choice — quietly accelerate trust within a team. Hayashi also tackles fears that often keep quieter leaders from stepping forward: being overlooked, losing control, or seeming inconsequential, reframing each as an asset. Whether new to management or a seasoned leader wanting a reset, the book offers concrete tools: a quiet-leadership checklist, prompts for difficult conversations, and small daily rituals that reinforce calm, steady presence over time. Offers practical, real-world strategies for leading meetings, feedback, and decisions with quiet confidence. Ideal for introverts, new managers, and experienced leaders wanting a more mindful style of influence. Clear, actionable steps readers can apply immediately to build trust and collaboration. A thoughtful gift for graduates, new managers, or teams focused on morale and performance. Compact paperback format, easy to read in short sessions or on the move. About the Author: Ren Hayashi is a writer and leadership thinker exploring how restraint, listening, and timing shape organisational success. Drawing on experience in corporate training and executive coaching, Hayashi distils practical frameworks that translate into everyday working life. The approach centres on inclusivity, psychological safety, and sustainable performance, rejecting the idea that leadership must be loud to be effective. Readers are guided like a thoughtful mentor, turning theory into workable daily habits. Why You'll Love This Book: If you lead by listening rather than dominating a room, Silent Power will feel like it was written for you. It's concise, honest, and packed with small habits that build real, lasting influence. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN 9789370032873 refers to this specific printing.
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Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789370032873 Publisher: Rupa Publications Overview: Silence often carries more authority than noise, and Silent Power: For the Ones Who Lead Without Raising Their Voice by Ren Hayashi speaks directly to that idea. This brand-new paperback is written for managers, team leads, and aspiring executives who want genuine impact without theatrics or self-promotion. Hayashi argues that presence isn't about volume but intention: choosing the right moment, listening deeply, and guiding others at a measured, deliberate pace. Through short, reflective chapters and grounded workplace examples, the book helps readers build a style of influence that outlasts fleeting management trends, making it a timely companion for anyone who leads from calm, steady confidence rather than noise. About the Book: Ren Hayashi's Silent Power invites readers into a philosophy of leadership that feels practical rather than preachy. Its central promise is simple: you can move a room without raising your voice. Each chapter sketches recognisable scenes from real workplaces — a manager who waits before responding, a team steered forward with thoughtful questions instead of orders, a quiet mentor who nudges a younger colleague towards courage. The tone blends short anecdotal storytelling with clear, usable frameworks, helping readers translate intention into everyday action: how to set boundaries, deliver feedback with warmth, and model composure under pressure. Throughout, the book favours relationships over titles, treating attentive listening as a genuine leadership skill and showing how small cues — body language, timing, and word choice — quietly accelerate trust within a team. Hayashi also tackles fears that often keep quieter leaders from stepping forward: being overlooked, losing control, or seeming inconsequential, reframing each as an asset. Whether new to management or a seasoned leader wanting a reset, the book offers concrete tools: a quiet-leadership checklist, prompts for difficult conversations, and small daily rituals that reinforce calm, steady presence over time. Offers practical, real-world strategies for leading meetings, feedback, and decisions with quiet confidence. Ideal for introverts, new managers, and experienced leaders wanting a more mindful style of influence. Clear, actionable steps readers can apply immediately to build trust and collaboration. A thoughtful gift for graduates, new managers, or teams focused on morale and performance. Compact paperback format, easy to read in short sessions or on the move. About the Author: Ren Hayashi is a writer and leadership thinker exploring how restraint, listening, and timing shape organisational success. Drawing on experience in corporate training and executive coaching, Hayashi distils practical frameworks that translate into everyday working life. The approach centres on inclusivity, psychological safety, and sustainable performance, rejecting the idea that leadership must be loud to be effective. Readers are guided like a thoughtful mentor, turning theory into workable daily habits. Why You'll Love This Book: If you lead by listening rather than dominating a room, Silent Power will feel like it was written for you. It's concise, honest, and packed with small habits that build real, lasting influence. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN 9789370032873 refers to this specific printing.
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