The Four Faces of Leadership
Redefining the Twenty-First Century Leadership from the Church and Out (The Leadership Handbook) With a brief exploration of the animal kingdom
Edmund S. Gyandoh
- 56 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
The Four Faces of Leadership
Redefining the Twenty-First Century Leadership from the Church and Out (The Leadership Handbook) With a brief exploration of the animal kingdom
Edmund S. Gyandoh
About This Book
Leadership is a learning mind-set, which can be intentionally sharpened. People believe in themselves, but not everybody believes he/she is a leader. Often, people convincingly conclude that they cannot ever lead others, forgetting that leadership starts from the self. You cannot successfully lead others if you are not successful leading yourself. Self-leadership is an unsung driver of any successful leadership in our society today. The Four Faces of Leadership also seeks to unveil a different dimension of leadership by first appreciating the power of learning and championing our differences. We are strong as a people because of our differences. Great leaders understand how important it is for the other person to have an opinion, a perspective, or to even disagree. Leadership is not about controlling but, rather, bringing the self, people, and systems under coordination. As a Christian leader, a business leader, or whatever your disposition is in the world, this leadership handbook would fundamentally show you how being a human being is not enough to lead others. You will quickly learn how to intentionally couple your human abilities to the attitudes of a lion, an ox, and an eagle in order to relearn yourself and redefine your leadership for a better twenty-first-century experience.