• Ralph Peterson

Congratulations! Now Get Over Yourself, Confessions of a Management Development Coach is a Leadership expose into what it really takes to lead a group of diverse people, "You need to be humble and strong with your hat in one hand, and a big stick in the other," Ralph says.

This book will help you identify Common Management Pitfalls, including:
How to Overcome the Management Complex - You're not "God!"
How to stop running people over - You're not a bus driver
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Congratulations! Now Get Over Yourself, Confessions of a Management Development Coach is a Leadership expose into what it really takes to lead a group of diverse people, "You need to be humble and strong with your hat in one hand, and a big stick in the other," Ralph says.

This book will help you identify Common Management Pitfalls, including:
How to Overcome the Management Complex - You're not "God!"
How to stop running people over - You're not a bus driver
How to Kick Butt with a soft shoe - Even Ninja's wear slippers
How to stay out from under the bus - Look both ways!
How to Buck up and Write up Employees - If you don't, they won't
How to get out of your own way - Get a map
How to Get Over Yourself and Lead - Trust me, you don't need a ladder Show less

50 Rules Everyone Needs to Know, to Win at the Game of Dieting “Pee in the woods… Burn your fat clothes… Stop supporting the troops… Quit the gym… Get new friends… and for the love of God, stay off the grass.” If you’ve tried every diet that you could get your hands on with little or no success… then this book is for you. Ralph Peterson has tried them all: Atkins, Herbalife, Nutra Systems, South Beach, the Paleo Diet, Jenny Craig, Body for Life, the Grapefruit Diet, Eating Right for your Blood… Show more

50 Rules Everyone Needs to Know, to Win at the Game of Dieting “Pee in the woods… Burn your fat clothes… Stop supporting the troops… Quit the gym… Get new friends… and for the love of God, stay off the grass.” If you’ve tried every diet that you could get your hands on with little or no success… then this book is for you. Ralph Peterson has tried them all: Atkins, Herbalife, Nutra Systems, South Beach, the Paleo Diet, Jenny Craig, Body for Life, the Grapefruit Diet, Eating Right for your Blood Type, the Four-Hour Body and Weight Watchers, just to name a few. Through it all Ralph has seen his weight Yo-Yo from 350lbs to 280lbs and back again. Adventures in Dietland: How to Win at the Game of Dieting from a Former Fat Guy, is a synopsis of the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to diet plans and includes 50 Rules Everyone Needs to Know, to Win at the Game of Dieting. These Rules have helped Ralph lose more than 150lbs, and will help you lose weight, regardless of the diet plan you are following. For more information go to www.adventuresindietland.com or follow Ralph on Instagram: www.instagram.com/adventuresindietland Twitter: https://twitter.com/Adv_Dietland Facebook: www.facebook.com/RalphRichardPeterson Show less

“How do you manage in a field where turn-over is high, motivation is low and no matter how much you try to smile and sugar coat it, at the end of the day you are still asking your staff to clean toilets?” Ralph Peterson has been hiring, promoting and training managers in one of the toughest management fields there is: Housekeeping. “Housekeeping management is not like managing in any other field,” he tells prospective managers. “Anyone can manage staff that love their jobs, went to school for… Show more

“How do you manage in a field where turn-over is high, motivation is low and no matter how much you try to smile and sugar coat it, at the end of the day you are still asking your staff to clean toilets?” Ralph Peterson has been hiring, promoting and training managers in one of the toughest management fields there is: Housekeeping. “Housekeeping management is not like managing in any other field,” he tells prospective managers. “Anyone can manage staff that love their jobs, went to school for it and have always wanted to be whatever it is they are being. That’s not the case in housekeeping. No one wants to be a housekeeper.” Managing When No One Wants To Work: Lessons Of Leadership From An Executive Housekeeper is a management exposé that reveals how to manage call-outs, attitude, turnover, motivation, conflict, and breaking down the popular, “We’ve always done it that way,” mentality, regardless of the field you are managing in. Show less