Lead the shift.
Own the outcome.
Four books built for the manager who got the title but not the training. No theory. No filler. Just what to say and do before your next shift.
The series ↓
Four books built for the manager who got the title but not the training. No theory. No filler. Just what to say and do before your next shift.
The series ↓Written by a multi-site operations director — not a consultant.
THE SHIFT SERIESEach book picks up where the last one left you standing.
An Accountability Playbook for Frontline Managers
You got promoted because you were good at the work. Nobody told you the work would change completely. Own the Shift is the field guide that should've come with the title — standards, hard conversations, and what ownership actually looks like versus what it sounds like.
You were promoted to lead. This is your playbook.
Two managers can walk into the same room and get two completely different results from the same team. Run the Room breaks down what presence actually is — the habits, the signals, the credibility your team reads before you say a word.
The talk you've been putting off, done right.
Correcting someone isn't the hard part — making it land is. The Coaching Conversation gives you the structure for the conversation itself, so it changes behavior instead of just clearing your conscience.
Correct, Praise, and Follow Up — a feedback system for new managers
You said it right. It still didn't stick. That's because saying it is one of five mechanics, and nobody taught you the other four. Fix the Feedback is the full system — say it, weigh it, follow it, close it.
All four books, one purchase. Read them in order — each one assumes you've already done the last.
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