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Sit down with 30 of the world's best-known and most-respected leaders as they share their secrets to success! Based on personal interviews and never-before-published conversations with "the greats"---including Colleen Barrett, Ken Blanchard, Ben Carson, Tony Dungy, Newt Gingrich, and Mike Huckabee---this volume offers 16 distinctives that will help you become an accomplished leader. 256 pages, hardcover from Tyndale.
Format: Hardcover Number of Pages: 256 Vendor: Tyndale House Publication Date: 2009
| Dimensions: 9.00 X 6.00 (inches) ISBN: 1414326246 ISBN-13: 9781414326245 Availability: In Stock
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Imagine the chance to sit down with 30 of the worlds best-known and best-respected leaders as they share their secrets to success. Thats Master Leadersthe most valuable leadership book of the decade. Based on personal interviews and never-before-published conversations with the greats (including Colleen Barrett, Ken Blanchard, Ben Carson, Tony Dungy, Newt Gingrich, Seth Godin, Patrick Lencioni, and many others), Master Leaders offers 16 key distinctives that you need to know in order to be a successful leader. Co-authored by George Barna (Revolution) and Bill Dallas (Lessons from San Quentin), and created in partnership with the Church Communications Network, Master Leaders contains top-of-the-line insider information on leading wisely and well . . . from the people who know.
Average Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars(4.5 out of 5 stars)
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Reviewed by Doug Young (Clovis, NM), November 06, 2009 George Barna, a leader himself in the field of leadership, engaged some of the best minds in the leadership field, to write a book about what he gleaned important from these Master Leaders. These were proven men in their respective arenas of work- head football coaches, ministers, CEO, and etc.- all successful and respected by many.
The beauty of the book, in part, lies in how Barna writes it. He tells a story, as if he were the MC (Master of Ceremonies) of a leadership conference that brought together these Master Leaders into one collective forum. Barna communicates the story from the vantage point of sitting in the green room, eating, drinking coffee, and attentively listening for nuggets to be dropped by each one. It is a masterful piece of work.
I've found that leadership books can be dry, but such wasn't the case for this one. The crafted messages of Master Leaders are told in such a way as to cause the reader to believe that it all happened that way. That's powerful storytelling that resonates for the long term.
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