December 2011
Beginner
240 pages
5h 26m
English
It is not that which is seen but that which is unseen that causes leadership difficulties.
To be a great leader, you must develop your ability to think in an Other-Centric manner which constantly balances your needs with those of others.
Mastering the art of Egolibrium allows leaders to become conscious of ego and take control of it before ego takes control of them and their organization.
Real change happens and sticks only when preceded by a change in consciousness.
Every leader can manage, and every manager who is willing to put the work in can lead!
When you judge others, you will always either lower other people’s value or elevate your own.
Becoming a neutral objective observer is the leader’s secret ...
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