Clarity ensures that everyone in your organization is aligned with the shared goals. Clarity also is for you, as you live your best life, and be your best self. In Pivot to Clarity, Lori Michele Leavitt offers up ways leaders are gaining clarity and orchestrating successful pivots in their organizations, leadership and lives.

We focus so much on the work and getting the job done…but outcomes can end up less than we expect. We may begin with a vision, but at times we get caught up in the weeds and aren’t noticing how people are doing, if they are clear, or if we are all working together well. The vision gets neglected. In Pivot to Clarity, Lori Michele Leavitt reminds us to find balance with our vision and mission (where and why) and the who.

In the era of extreme uncertainty in which we’re living, when so much of what once seemed solid now seems to be on shaky ground, Lori Leavitt’s Pivot to Clarity is a book we all need to read. It offers a clear, straightforward path past our fears and into a place where we can caringly make our life and leadership dreams come true. Referencing many of the world’s best-known leaders, Lori offers practical tips, insightful ideas and a call for increased consciousness and creativity! Take a couple slow deep breaths, settle in, take notes, and get ready to get yourself heading towards health and happiness.

Influencing without authority is a must-have but often elusive leadership skill. You can’t just share your big idea and expect others to start behaving differently to help make it happen. You need to orchestrate a pivot to clarity, and Leavitt’s new book will show you the way.

Without a clear purpose, you risk spinning your wheels following other people’s agendas rather than our own. Spend time with this inspiring book so you can take charge of your own life and lead others with clarity and compassion.

The most effective leaders have self-awareness. Their values are well-grounded, which helps them make better decisions. In Pivot to Clarity, Lori Michele Leavitt describes the journey of many successful leaders as well as those who were less successful. Clarity of purpose, tone and culture were major drivers in all cases. I highly recommend Leavitt’s book to all current and aspiring leaders to assist them on their journey towards success.