The Advantage

The Patrick Lencioni model is a five-phase model that helps organizations identify and overcome challenges in a number of areas, including communication, decision making, and team building. The model is designed to help organizations improve their performance by addressing these challenges in a systematic way.

The Advantage is a character-driven feature film that follows the lives of two young women who are struggling to make it in the competitive world of professional tennis. The film explores the different ways in which they approach their careers, and the sacrifices they make in order to achieve their goals.

Other books by Patrick Lencioni include The Five Temptations of a CEO, The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive, and The Three Signs of a Miserable Job.

The book, The Advantage, is about creating a healthy organization. Lencioni provides a model for creating a healthy organization through the use of four concepts: trust, conflict, commitment, and accountability. He argues that organizations must have trust in order to be effective, and that conflict must be managed in order to create trust. Commitment and accountability are necessary to sustain trust and to create a healthy organization.