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LEADING TEAMS ‎WITH SUPERPOWERS: How Leaders Build Connection

Competence and Autonomy

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Author:Du Toit, Charles
Date of Publication: 2026
Book classification:Business & Management,English Books,
No. of pages:210 Pages
Format:Paperback

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In todays organisations, teams are expected to perform under relentless pressure - yet many leaders are promoted for individual brilliance, not for their ability to lead others. The opportunity? When those same leaders learn to turn personal excellence into collective strength, teams become more connected, capability deepens, and engagement rises.

In Leading Teams with Superpowers, Dr Charles H Du Toit offers a practical, research-informed guide for leaders who want to unlock the true potential of their teams. Drawing on real-world examples, contemporary leadership research, and proven frameworks, this book shows how high-performing teams are built through three essential pillars: connection, competence, and autonomy.

At the heart of the book are five powerful "Big Ideas" and a clear, accessible pathway for leading teams through the stages of forming, storming, norming, and performing. Leaders are guided to move beyond control and compliance towards trust, clarity of roles, meaningful contribution, and intrinsic motivation.

This is not theory for the shelf. It is a toolkit for action - offering reflective questions, practical exercises, and concrete leadership practices that can be applied immediately in teams, projects, and organisations of any size.

Leading Teams with Superpowers is essential reading for leaders, managers, coaches, and HR professionals who want to build teams that dont just perform - but thrive.

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SKU9781991272621
Manufacturer Number9781991272621
year published2026
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