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Average to All-Star: Equipping Young Leaders to Start Strong and Go Further Faster

by Sharlee Lyons,Tim Elmore

ASIN: B0B9C7WSB6

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“No one understands better than Sharlee the process of going from ‘Average to All-Star,’ and all of the steps, hurdles, and support needed to do so. Sharlee's method of engagement has proven results with student leaders and beyond.”
—Raven Scott, Founder of The Training Ground

“What Sharlee shares in this resource is more than just ideas or theory, it is real-life wisdom she’s lived out serving, leading, and empowering others to succeed.”
—JT Thoms, Host and Creator of REMARKable Recruitment

Extraordinary mentors create extraordinary leaders—and leadership development expert Sharlee Lyons believes that with a little extra effort and some smart strategy, anyone can become extraordinary.

In Average to All-Star, Sharlee shows you how to boost your coaching and mentoring success using proven approaches to Discover, Develop, and Deploy emerging leaders and help bridge the leadership gap.

You’ll learn to evaluate and coach your mentees in three crucial spheres: skills, psychology, and character. You’ll discover useful tools, planning techniques, strategy tips, and communication approaches that will help reinforce your mentoring relationships and improve your coaching effectiveness. Most important, you’ll learn to guide the next generation of leaders toward vast new opportunities to live and work meaningfully, within their authentic values—taking their performance from average to All-Star.

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