Publisher Description
Though different departments (Venus versus Mars) within an institution or corporation often work toward their own department's goals, the two can sometimes find common ground when goals overlap. At such times, the two sides must work together. There are three elements essential for bringing Mars and Venus into the same orbit: leadership, structure, and talent.
First, leadership. The magic of gifted leadership is that it sees the benefits of breaking down those barriers. A strong leader with a strategic vision is a great start. But to drive collaboration, you also need a good organizational structure, which is the second element. The third essential element for fruitful Mars-Venus collaboration is human resources. If you don't have the right people for the job, progress will be hindered. Then, if leadership, structure, and talent are the three legs of the stool, communication is the glue that holds them all together, or in this case, the gravitational force that makes the planets spin round.
Download and start listening now!
About Made for Success
Dianna Booher is an American author and communication expert. She is also the chief executive of Booher Research Institute, a Colleyville, Texas–based company that offers communication consulting, executive coaching, and publishing strategies for Fortune 500 organizations and nonprofit organizations. She is also the founder of Booher Consultants, a communication training firm, that has worked for Fortune 500 organizations and governmental agencies since 1980.
About John Gray
John Gray, PhD, is the bestselling relationship author of all time. He has written more than fifteen bestselling books, including Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, one of the bestselling books of the last decade. In the past two decades, over forty million Mars Venus books have been sold in over forty-five languages throughout the world. An expert in the field of communication, Gray’s focus is to help men and women understand, respect, and appreciate their differences in both personal and professional relationships. He has appeared on Oprah, Today, Good Morning America, the Early Show, the View, Politically Incorrect, Larry King, and other programs. He has been profiled in Newsweek, Time, Forbes, USA Today, TV Guide, People, and New Age Journal, among other publications. In addition to being a certified family therapist, Gray is a consulting editor of the Family Journal and a member of the Distinguished Advisory Board of the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors. In 2001 he received the Smart Marriages Impact Award.