Kathy Kolbe et Amy Bruske sont des autorités reconnues qui se concentrent sur la découverte et l'exploitation du pouvoir des instincts humains. Kolbe, pionnière dans ce domaine, relie le comportement conatif aux pulsions instinctives qui façonnent les schémas d'énergie mentale d'un individu. Bruske, présidente de Kolbe Corp, applique ces idées pour animer des séminaires destinés aux leaders mondiaux. En tant que mère et fille avec plus de deux décennies de collaboration, elles ont guidé des milliers d'entreprises, des entreprises familiales aux sociétés du Fortune 500, à comprendre et appliquer ces principes pour réussir.
Working with family complicates the already daunting task of owning a business, and it's tough not to take work problems home with you. The best approach is to realise that family is family ... and business is business.
In her new book, Kathy Kolbe explores the importance of instincts - the natural advantage used by high performers that has been proven to be the key to job satisfaction and improved productivity. With a new appreciation of instincts, businesses are finding new ways of organizing and managing employees, and individuals are learning to unleash the potential within themselves. Kolbe, author of the bestselling The Conative Connection, explains how instincts predict success for entrepreneurs, corporate strategists, and sports teams - without bias by gender, age, race, or national origin. In Pure Instinct, Kolbe takes this landmark rediscovery of conation, which defines how and when we act, a step further by showing managers that recognizing the significance of instincts can effectively transform the way we look at everything from hiring practices to team building, training, product development and sales. Based on a fascinating study of high achievers in many diverse fields, Kolbe provides readers with techniques to raise their energy levels to the point where they'll get more done than ever before. The ideas and methods in Pure Instinct are fast becoming what many Fortune 500 companies are calling their competitive advantage.