Moving Towards Your Leadership Destiny

Great leadership is "the art of moving people and situations profitably". This book simply, yet profoundly, sets out these lessons, with clear and current examples of their implementation: * Confidence: true confidence stems from a knowledge of life, people and the technical aspects of all spheres of a situation/business. * E-Do factor: people are complex beings, yet life is simple and comprises only two processes-evaluating and doing. * Do-Done principle: this must be one of the oldest teachings around-do to others as you'd have done to you. * Law of movement: since great leadership is the art of movement it is necessary to look at what factors make for effective movement. * Adjustor: no plan or task, whether corporate or personal, is ever without its obstacles. * Resistance to movement: learning that resistance is not necessarily your enemy, but rather a worthy opponent. * Attitudinal modes: this is not simply about positive thoughts reaping positive rewards. * Confrontation: most people avoid confrontation altogether while others innately believe it will be unpleasant so launch into any confrontational situation in defence-mode. These are just a few of the principles set out in this book. It is logically and simply constructed and makes use of examples that a parent can apply to a home environment as well as a CEO to the boardroom.