’ David Allen, author of Getting Things Done ‘Mojo moves us to define who we are in a new and illuminating way! Mojo is a guidebook for the leaders of the future.’ Frances Hesselbein, Distinguished Chair of Leadership, US Military Academy, West Point In his follow-up to the New York Times bestseller What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, Marshall Goldsmith, one of the world’s preeminent executive coaches, explains how we can capture, keep and if necessary regain our mojo.

Mojo is the positive spirit towards what we are doing now that starts from the inside and radiates to the outside. Our professional and personal mojo is affected by four key factors Identity (Who do you think you are?); Achievement (What have you done lately?); Reputation (Who do other people think you are?) and Acceptance (What can you change – and when do you need to just ‘let it go’?).

Mojo is at its peak when we are experiencing happiness and meaning in what we are doing, and communicating this experience to the world around us (as opposed to sharing our ‘nojo’). Based on years of Marshall’s experience coaching the world’s top CEOs, the mojo toolkit reveals how to do this, through fourteen practical tools that will help you achieve happiness and meaning – not only in business, but also in life.

About Author: Marshall Goldsmith is widely recognized as the world’s leading authority in helping successful leaders achieve positive, lasting change in behavior for themselves, their people and their teams. In November 2009 he was named by The Times and Forbes as one of the fifteen most influential business thinkers in the world.

The American Management Association has listed Dr. Goldsmith as one of the fifty great thinkers and leaders who have influenced the field of management over the past eighty years.

He is one of a select few executive advisors and coaches who have been asked to work with over 100 major CEOs and their management teams. Marshall teaches executive education at Dartmouth’s Tuck School and other leading business schools.

His books have sold over one million copies and been translated into thirty languages. He has regular blogs on Harvard Business, Business Week and Huffington Post.

His articles, videos, audios, or resource pages have been reviewed by over four million visitors from 195 countries on www.MarshallGoldsmithLibrary.

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