Turn on the Power! For Above-Average Achievers ~ Rulon G. Craven ~ 2003

Craven, Rulon G. Turn on the Power! For Above-Average Achievers. Eborn Books: Salt Lake City, Utah, 2003. 124 pages.

What do you want to accomplish as a leader? What outcomes are important to you? Can you effectively empower others? This book can help you develop skills and be a more successful leader. Brother Craven has worked closely with Church leaders throughout the world, including as Secretary to the Council of the Twelve. In this, his fifth book, he explains the fundamental principles of leadership. These principles can help you make a positive impact. Learn to turn on the power within yourself – and others.

Craven is also the author of these four books:

• Called to the Work
• The Effective Missionary
• The Pursuit of Perfection
• Faith for a Better Life

Turn on the Power is another powerful book which will help you learn both leadership and personal management skills.

About the Author:

Rulon Craven is uniquely qualified to write this book. He has a degree in sociology from BYU; has lectured extensively on leadership training and human relations; and has established management development institutes for university housing administrators.

The author has tremendous experience in leadership positions within the Church and elsewhere. He has been:

• a member of the Second Quorum of the Seventy
• Secretary to the Council of Twelve Apostles
• director of the Aaronic Priesthood of the Church
• 2nd Counselor General Sunday School Presidency
• Member of the Administrative Faculty at BYU
• National Chairman of the personal training committee of the Association of College and University Housing Officers
• member of the national training committee for the Boy Scouts of America
• president of the Utah Chapter of Training and Development
• Mission President in Auckland, New Zealand
• Regional Representative
• Temple President, New Zealand Temple
• 2nd Counselor in a Stake Presidency, and a bishop

Brand New Hardbound with Dust Jacket. ISBN: 9781890718251