Team Habits: How Small Actions Lead to Extraordinary Results by Charlie Gilkey - Paperback - Business & Productivity Non Fiction Book

Condition : BRAND NEW Format : Paperback ISBN : 9781800819399 Publisher : Profile Books Age Range : Adult Overview Team Habits: How Small Actions Lead to Extraordinary Results is a practical, research-backed handbook for anyone who works as part of a team. Productivity expert Charlie Gilkey shows that success isn't just about individual habits, but about the shared habits that shape how teams plan, communicate, and get things done. Packed with clear, actionable steps and a diagnostic quiz to identify where your team needs to improve, this book is essential reading for managers, team leads, and anyone who wants their collaborative work to feel less like a struggle and more like a genuine success. About the Book Habits are crucial for personal productivity, but we rarely work in isolation — achieving meaningful goals depends heavily on how well we collaborate with others. Teams, just like individuals, develop their own habits, and these can either accelerate progress or quietly block it. In Team Habits, Charlie Gilkey draws on years of experience helping creatives, leaders, and entrepreneurs get their best work done to show how small, deliberate changes in team behaviour can produce disproportionately large results. The book opens with the Team Habits quiz, a simple tool that helps readers pinpoint exactly which habits their team needs to build or break. From there, Gilkey provides a practical roadmap covering everything from running more productive meetings and improving decision-making processes to fostering genuine belonging within a team. Rather than offering vague management theory, the book is built around concrete, repeatable actions that any team member — not just managers or senior leaders — can start implementing immediately. The result is a handbook that reframes teamwork not as something to endure, but as a system that can be deliberately designed and improved, one small habit at a time. It's an ideal read for anyone frustrated by unproductive meetings, un