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Attack, Parry, Riposte: A Fencer's Guide To Better Business Execution

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Attack, Parry, Riposte: A Fencer's Guide To Better Business Execution

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Book Table of Contents & Themes

Here is an inside-look at the table of contents and the themes the book covers.

  • About This Book (A summary of how the book came to be written.)
  • Preface (A bit about my background.)
  • Introduction (An overview of the book topics.)
  • Lesson One: Are You Equipped To Execute?  (Do you have what resources you need to successfully perform?)
  • Lesson Two: Culture - Style versus Technique  (The difference between style and technique, and why it is important.)
  • Lesson Three: Engagement for Interest  (How employee engagement and disinterest affects business execution.)
  • Lesson Four: Do the Foundational Stuff First  (Successful execution requires establishing a solid groundwork.)
  • Lesson Five: Build Upon The Basics  (You won't be successful at the complex if you don't cannot master the simple.)
  • Lesson Six: Process and Results Both Matter  (Successful projects require balance between process and results.)
  • Lesson Seven: Variety Is The Spice Of Sport  (Difference can make all the difference, in sports and business results.)
  • Lesson Eight: Focus on the Target  (Distractions cause execution failures.)
  • Lesson Nine: Use What Works First  (Successful execution requires mastery with what you have at hand.)
  • Lesson Ten: Be Passionate in Your Pursuit  (Defining attainable and relatable goals versus  business objectives helps achieve successful execution.)
  • Lesson Eleven: You Become What You Believe  (How identity - internal and external - affects execution.)
  • Lesson Twelve: Are You the Attacker or the Defender?  (How indecision is an execution-killer.) 
  • Lesson Thirteen: Distance Adds Perspective  (Being too close to a problem inhibits solution clarity.)
  • Lesson Fourteen: Patience Is a Virtue ... And a Pain in the Pants  (Thoughtful execution moves swiftly and allows for change and recovery.)
  • Lesson Fifteen: Problem Solving Using Versatile Viewpoints  (Adding perspectives enhances execution decisions and solutions.)
  • Lesson Sixteen:  Calibrating Your Opponent  (Understanding your opponent - and yourself - is key to successful execution.) 
  • Lesson Seventeen: Using Your Opponent's Strengths Against Them  (Out-perform your opponent without out-muscling them.)
  • Lesson Eighteen: Waste Not  (Don't let waste - seen and unseen - remove the execution from your organization.) 
  • Lesson Nineteen: Using All Of Your Resources Resourcefully  (Are you aware of - and are fully using - all of your resources?)
  • Lesson Twenty: Execution Is Part of Your Brand  (Your logo is your image.  Your execution is how you will be known.)
  • Lesson Twenty-One:  Consistency Counts  (Execution requires repeatable processes to be successful.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Two: Using Visual Indicators  (What signals can be established to aid in successful execution?) 
  • Lesson Twenty-Three: Have A Backup ... And Another Backup  (Successful execution relies on having backups and spares, in everything.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Four: Leaders Need To Think Like Fencers  (The critical thinking abilities embodied by fencers need to be adapted by successful leaders.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Five: Fencing Is Physical Chess ... So Is Business  (Thinking several moves ahead is just one aspect of successful execution.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Six: Small Steps Lead To Big Successes  (Why small, fast steps versus large, galloping leaps are preferred for better execution.) 
  • Lesson Twenty-Seven: Some Battle Costs Are Not Worth the Price  (Execution should never sacrifice morals, ethics, values, and principles.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Eight: Don't Overlook Opportunities  (Successful execution means always being on the lookout for opportunities to strike.)
  • Lesson Twenty-Nine: Are You Adaptable?  (Being open to change is a characteristic of successful execution.)
  • Lesson Thirty: All for One and One for All  (Creating the right team environment is an absolute necessity for successful execution.)
  • Let's Review: Masks Off, Weapons Down  (A wrap-up of what was learned throughout the book.)

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