What Got You Here Won't Get You There, How Women Rise, Triggers 3 Books Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
What Got You Here Won't Get You There
How Women Rise
Triggers

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Profile Books, Cornerstone

Overview
This three-book leadership collection pairs Marshall Goldsmith's globally recognized coaching philosophy with two vital extensions of it: Sally Helgesen's research into habits that specifically hold women back at work, and Mark Reiter's exploration of the everyday triggers that quietly steer behavior. Together, the set moves from diagnosing small interpersonal habits that cap a career, to naming twelve patterns unique to women's advancement, to reengineering the environments that make lasting change possible. It's a practical paperback library for anyone serious about becoming a more self-aware, effective leader, whether managing a team, climbing the ladder, or coaching others.

About the Books
Each title tackles a different angle of the same core question: why do capable, intelligent professionals still get in their own way? What Got You Here Won't Get You There, Marshall Goldsmith's landmark book written with Mark Reiter, catalogs the subtle interpersonal habits — like needing to win too much or failing to give proper recognition — that quietly cap the careers of high-performing leaders, using real coaching case studies and repeatable feedback exercises. How Women Rise, co-written by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith, shifts focus to twelve specific habits that disproportionately hold women back from the next promotion or raise, from over-delivering to reluctance to claim credit, pairing each pattern with grounded, doable strategies. Triggers, again from Goldsmith and Reiter, digs into why good intentions so often fail to produce lasting behavior change, showing readers how to identify the environmental and emotional cues that derail progress and how to build structures that support better choices under pressure. Together, these three books build a complete picture of modern leadership development: awareness of blind spots, recognition of gendered barriers to advancement, and a repeatable system for making change stick.

Key Benefits

• Three respected leadership titles in one brand-new paperback collection
• Covers universal career-limiting habits, women-specific advancement barriers, and behavior-change science
• Written by internationally recognized executive coaches and leadership authors
• Packed with practical exercises, case studies, and actionable takeaways
• Ideal for managers, executives, mentors, and professional development reading groups
• A thoughtful gift for a promotion, graduation, or new leadership role

Book-by-Book Guide
What Got You Here Won't Get You There — Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter break down the twenty habits that most often derail otherwise successful leaders.
How Women Rise — Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith identify twelve behavior patterns that can slow women's career advancement, paired with practical fixes.
Triggers — Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter examine the environmental and psychological cues that shape whether new habits actually stick.

About the Authors
Marshall Goldsmith is a world-renowned executive coach and leadership author whose books have shaped how organizations think about personal accountability and change. Sally Helgesen is a leadership author and speaker known for her work on women's career advancement, and co-author of How Women Rise. Mark Reiter is a writer who has co-authored several of Goldsmith's bestselling titles, translating coaching concepts into clear, accessible prose. Together, this trio is a go-to reference for coaches, HR professionals, and leaders working on sustained growth.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This trio delivers practical, no-fluff leadership guidance in one convenient paperback set. Perfect as a promotion gift, a professional development library staple, a back-to-office reading pick, or a thoughtful choice for a new manager, mentor, or anyone ready to build better habits that genuinely stick.

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