Are you looking for something to read? How about a book that will help inspire you at work, guide you to focus on your career options, and help you make some critical job decisions– while escaping the everyday to a free, open trail of sun and snow?
Move “ON BY!” obstacles blocking your trail
“ON BY” is the dog sledding command to pass the team block your trail. Learn how you can move past obstacles to discover your trail markers.
This is a sampling of the 5-Star Reviews received from readers of MOVING “ON BY!” –See additional reviews and endorsements at AMAZON. Also, check out the book introduction to see the many accomplished writers and leaders from Marshall Goldsmith to Sally Helgesen have endorsed MOVING “ON BY!“
LeAura Luciano has named MOVING ON BY! as her “Best Business Book” to inspire your career success. Here is her review:
“In this unique blend of leadership wisdom and metaphorical storytelling, Dr. Lucille Maddalena takes us on a thrilling sled dog ride. Imagine the exhilaration of racing through life’s twists and turns, just like a musher guiding her team. This book uncovers the elusive trail markers—the confluence of experiences, values, and desires—that lead us toward our goals. Whether you’re a seasoned leader, a mentor, or someone hungry for personal growth, “Moving On BY!” offers practical insights and inspiration. Discover how to tap into your inner instincts and forge your own path to success.
MOVING ON BY! has eight very real case studies of how others survived and overcame the bumps in their careers and businesses. There are also actual tales from the trail with analogies and dog teams to send a cool vibe for an engaging read. While you are experiencing the energy and excitement of mushers and sled dogs, you’ll learn how to effectively apply your instincts, recognize your trail markers, and self-coach to make the decisions that will get you where you want to go.”
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Follow your instinct by self-coaching to make the right decisions, find your trail markers, and MOVE ON BY! to life and career success.
The following official OnlineBookClub.org review submitted by Skylar Fox, on October 1, 2024, Rating MOVING ON BY! 5 out of 5 stars
“Moving on By!” by Lucille Maddalena is an engaging book that talks about leadership roles, teamwork, and trail markers, amongst other life lessons. The author, being a life coach, uses her knowledge to guide her readers on life and career paths with helpful trail markers. Lucille also runs a sled dog team; so, in every chapter of the book, using her vast experience, she illustrates the importance of teamwork to both a professional and personal lifestyle. If you want to be inspired to learn how to work to live instead of living to work, then this book will be best suited for you. This book is an asset for self-development and getting ahead in your career and life.
This book puts one into deep and critical thinking as you review your life through the case studies, insights, observations, and tasks the author provides. This made the book absorbing and engaging, as no room was made for zoning out with the exercises. This also showed how intentional the author was about her readers, which is commendable. The book had a lot of useful and insightful quotes, and the breakdown of topics in each chapter was amazing and easy to understand. I really enjoyed the excerpts of her personal life that she included in the book, and I really looked forward to reading them. While reading the book, I could not help but admire the author’s brilliance. Two things she said that stuck well with me were, “stories help us capture the meaning of our lives and expose our values,” and “steps never taken are missed opportunities that bring us to a new place.”
Although the book is power-packed and insightful, I had a reservation while reading, which was the many citations in the book; this made the book look like a textbook. Save for this, the book was a good read, professionally edited, and enlightening. I would rate this book 5 out of 5 stars without removing any stars.
I recommend this book to coaches, trainers, leaders, professionals in the workplace, and people desiring leadership skills.”
