Overview
Leadership isn't about how quickly you start. It's about how faithfully you return.
You've completed the training. You've earned the title. Yet the real work of leading people still feels overwhelming: too many priorities, constant distractions, and the quiet fear that something important is about to fall.
Spin & Skip follows a newly promoted manager named Skip as he receives an unexpected invitation to the Performance Academy of Managers. There, under the guidance of his mentor Spincer, he enters the Hall of Spinning Plates, where every plate represents a critical leadership responsibility: coaching, feedback, trust, communication, recognition, and more.
Some plates spin steadily. Others wobble. A few lie shattered. As Skip learns to keep them moving, he discovers the single habit that separates managers who burn out from those who last: the rhythm of return.
Through an engaging leadership fable, this book delivers a memorable and practical framework for:
- Prioritizing under pressure without losing focus
- Handling false urgencies and distractions
- Turning everyday conversations into leadership moments
- Building consistent habits that stick long after the training ends
Whether you are a new manager, an experienced leader looking to reset, or someone who develops others, Spin & Skip offers a simple, sticky metaphor you can apply the very next day.
Includes a Reader Discussion Guide with reflection prompts designed for individual use, team conversations, and leadership development sessions.
Stop spinning in place. Start building the rhythm that lasts.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798258424242
- ISBN-10: 9798258424242
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.22 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.34 pounds
- Page Count: 108
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