How many times have you missed a turn, figured out another way, and barely given it a second thought? Now think about a plan in your life that went off course. How easy was it to tell yourself, "Okay, let's try another way"?
You can be good at adjusting when you're behind the wheel and still feel stuck when something changes at work or at home. The ability is there. Sometimes the hardest part is recognizing where else you can use it.
In The Drive Method, Ahron Glazer draws on personal stories and everyday experiences behind the wheel to explore a question at the heart of personal leadership: What am I already doing well here that could help me somewhere else? Through reflection questions and practical exercises, you'll look at a goal you've been waiting to feel ready for, the people you turn to for advice, and the habits that shape what you do when things get difficult.
The five parts of DRIVE-Direction, Roadblocks, Identity, Velocity, and Endurance-give you a method you can return to as your goals and circumstances change. You can use it to decide what matters to you, understand what keeps getting in your way, and take a next step you'll follow through on.
Whether you're taking on a new responsibility or giving an old goal another shot, The Drive Method invites you to take a closer look at what you're already capable of. A strength you barely notice in yourself may be exactly what you need for the challenge ahead.
