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Index
Cover Dedication Foreword by Sean Covey Introduction: What Does a Bus Have to Do with My Business? Part I: Get on the Bus
1. Runners Need Support 2. Joggers Want Validation 3. Walkers Lack Motivation 4. Riders Are Dead Weight 5. Drivers Steer the Organization
Part II: How to Accelerate
6. Get There Early 7. Wear Your Good Clothes 8. Say Hello 9. Sit with the Runners 10. Ask for Help 11. Accept Criticism 12. Clean the Windshield 13. Take the Hint 14. Listen More Than You Talk 15. Stay in Your Lane 16. Change the Conversation to Change the Culture 17. Allow the Runners to Reap the Rewards 18. Exude a Sense of Urgency 19. Find Solutions 20. Realize You Are Not Entitled to This Job 21. Be Credible 22. Pay Attention to Details
Part III: How to Map the Route
23. Allow Runners to Shine 24. Help Joggers to Be Their Best Selves 25. Show Walkers How to Improve 26. Equip People to Meet Your Expectations 27. Go Right to the Source When There Is a Problem 28. Show Appreciation 29. Enjoy the Ride 30. Conclusion: Where Do We Go From Here?
Epilogue About Ron Clark Copyright
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