Warriors, Workers, Whiners & Weasels: Understanding and Using the Four Personality Traits to Your Advantage
By Tim O'Leary
$22.95 Hardcover
ISBN: 0975263862
Management/ Business
Are you a Warrior, Worker, Whiner, or Weasel? Have questions about those that surround you? Tim O'Leary's common sense classification system will certainly give you the answers. Through a combination of tough love and humor, you will:
- Learn to use the Warrior Tools to better achieve your goals.
- Understand the Worker Classification to improve your performance, and become a better manager.
- Learn to avoid Recipes for Failure.
- Learn to quit whining - or how to deal with the Whinters that surround you.
- Understand your motivations and the motivations of others.
- Learn techniques to deal with dangerous Weasels, and how to Weasel-Proof your life.
- And much, much more...
This unique fusion of business book and self-improvement guide will definitely have you looking at yourself and those around you in an entirely new way. With a fast-paced, fun attitude, and real success tips, this book is sure to benefit everyone.
About the Author
Tim O'Leary has a long and distinguised history of creating and managing successful companies. Along the way, he's seen his share of Warriors, Workers, Whiners and Weasels.
Since founding his first enterprise at age 22, he has launched over 20 companies in a wide-range of industries including computer software, real estate, television production and entertainment.
Renowned for his groundbreaking approach towards advertising and marketing, O'Leary is the co-founder and CEO of Respond2 Communcations, one of the largest independently-owned advertising and marketing agencies in the country.
He also founded the company's entertainment division, H2E, which creates and markets classic video and music libraries for legendary entertainers that include Johnny Carson, Bob Hope, Rodney Dangerfield, Sonny & Cher, and many others.
An avid lover of the outdoors, fly fishing and fine wine, Tim and his with Michelle split their time between Portland, Oregon and the remote woods of Washington State.