Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hairs: Lessons for Life and Leadership

Everyone wants to know what to do to be successful. But if you're wondering what you should NOT do, here's all you need to know! Ron Dwinnells sought leadership skills from early on in his career, and Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hair s is the delightful and informative culmination of that search. If you're looking for insights into how to deal with situations and enhance your life at home and in your career, Dwinnells delivers—with advice via chapters with names like "Don't Fly with Turkeys," "Don't Dress like a Warthog," "Don't Be a Jamoke," and "Don't Run Over the Cat." Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hairs began serendipitously while Dwinnells was teaching public health and leadership classes at a local medical school. He advised his students what-not-to-do as a leader through entertaining stories from his own very unique background, conveying lessons he had learned from failures, adversities, mistakes, and even enemies from leadership experiences along the way. The lecture series became so popular with students, it won him accolades and several teaching awards—and pressure to write his stories down. Dr. Dwinnells, a pediatrician and certified physician executive, did just that, and we're the beneficiaries. But don't let the clever chapter titles fool you. Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hairs is full of serious wisdom in chapters like "Don't Fail to Prioritize," "Don't Be a Manager When You Are Supposed to Be a Leader," and "Don't Drain the Emotional Bank Account." So put down the vacuum and enjoy some advice (and laughter) while learning to be your best. Ron Dwinnells is the CEO of ONE Health Ohio, an integrated community health center program serving the medically uninsured, underinsured, and underserved populations in northeast Ohio. His clinics have served over one million patients during his 35 years at the helm.

Everyone wants to know what to do to be successful. But if you’re wondering what you should NOT  do, here’s all you need to know!

Ron Dwinnells sought leadership skills from early on in his career, and Don’t Pick Up All the Dog Hair s is the delightful and informative culmination of that search. If you’re looking for insights into how to deal with situations and enhance your life at home and in your career, Dwinnells delivers—with advice via chapters with names like “Don’t Fly with Turkeys, ” “Don’t Dress like a Warthog, ” “Don’t Be a Jamoke, ” and “Don’t Run Over the Cat.”

Don’t Pick Up All the Dog Hairs began serendipitously while Dwinnells was teaching public health and leadership classes at a local medical school. He advised his students what-not-to-do as a leader through entertaining stories from his own very unique background, conveying lessons he had learned from failures, adversities, mistakes, and even enemies from leadership experiences along the way.

The lecture series became so popular with students, it won him accolades and several teaching awards—and pressure to write his stories down. Dr. Dwinnells, a pediatrician and certified physician executive, did just that, and we’re the beneficiaries. But don’t let the clever chapter titles fool you. Don’t Pick Up All the Dog Hairs is full of serious wisdom in chapters like “Don’t Fail to Prioritize, ” “Don’t Be a Manager When You Are Supposed to Be a Leader, ” and “Don’t Drain the Emotional Bank Account.” So put down the vacuum and enjoy some advice (and laughter) while learning to be your best.

Ron Dwinnells is the CEO of ONE Health Ohio, an integrated community health center program serving the medically uninsured, underinsured, and underserved populations in northeast Ohio. His clinics have served over one million patients during his 35 years at the helm.

2022 AXIOM Business Gold Medalist in Success/Motivation/Coaching Everyone wants to know what to do to be successful. But if youre wondering what you should NOT do, heres all you need to know! Ron Dwinnells sought leadership skills from early on in his career, and Dont Pick Up All the Dog Hairs is the delightful and informative culmination of that search. If youre looking for insights into how to deal with situations and enhance your life at home and in your career, Dwinnells deliverswith advice via chapters with names like Dont Fly with Turkeys, Dont Dress like a Warthog, Dont Be a Jamoke, and Dont Run Over the Cat. Dont Pick Up All the Dog Hairs began serendipitously while Dwinnells was teaching public health and leadership classes at a local medical school. He advised his students what-not-to-do as a leader through entertaining stories from his own very unique background, conveying lessons he had learned from failures, adversities, mistakes, and even enemies from leadership experiences along the way. The lecture series became so popular with students, it won him accolades and several teaching awardsand pressure to write his stories down. Dr. Dwinnells, a pediatrician and certified physician executive, did just that, and were the beneficiaries. But dont let the clever chapter titles fool you. Dont Pick Up All the Dog Hairs is full of serious wisdom in chapters like Dont Fail to Prioritize, Dont Be a Manager When You Are Supposed to Be a Leader, and Dont Drain the Emotional Bank Account. So put down the vacuum and enjoy some advice (and laughter) while learning to be your best. Ron Dwinnells is the CEO of ONE Health Ohio, an integrated community health center program serving the medically uninsured, underinsured, and underserved populations in northeast Ohio. His clinics have served over one million patients during his 35 years at the helm. **Everyone wants to know what to do to be successful. But if you're wondering what you should** __**NOT**__ **do, here's all you need to know!** __Don't Pick Up All the Dog Hairs__ began serendipitously while Dwinnells was teaching public health and leadership classes at a local medical school. He advised his students __what-not-to-do__ as a leader through entertaining stories from his own very unique background, conveying lessons he had learned from failures, adversities, mistakes, and even enemies from leadership experiences along the way. Ron Dwinnells is the CEO of ONE Health Ohio, an integrated community health center program serving the medically uninsured, underinsured, and underserved populations in northeast Ohio. His clinics have served over one million patients during his 35 years at the helm.