Leader Who Had No Title

The Leader Who Had No Title: A Modern Fable On Real Success In Business And In Life Author : Robin Sharma Imprint : New York: Free Press, 2010 Pagination : 205 Book Location: Pusat Sumber KPKK (Angkasapuri)

From the author of the international bestselling book “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” and “The Greatness Guide”, Robin Sharma now comes out with a new manuscript in leadership. The Leader Who Had No Title is a result of nearly fifteen years of his work as a leadership advisor to many of the Fortune 500, including Microsoft, GE, Nike, FedEx, and IBM, along with organizations such as Yale University, The American Red Cross, and the Young Presidents Organization. Written as a story-with a group of unforgettable characters that bring the whole Lead Without a Title process to life. This book talks about awakening the inner leader in each one of us. Naturally, everyone has the power to lead, influence and leave everything they touch better than they found it. In a very simple way the author puts how whatever work we do from whichever position can make a difference. In this book, the author re-instates that ‘Daily ripples of excellence- over time- become a tsunami of success’. Through his simple and comprehensive style, Robin Sharma, enlists the essential tips to bring out the inner leadership of individuals, through a story about the hero Blake Davis, who had lost everything when his parents were killed. He had lost sense of purpose and meaning in life. For him, employment was a vehicle to pay bills and pass time until he met his mentor Tommy Flinn

and the four extraordinary teachers who transformed the way he worked and lived by awakening his inner leader. Once the natural power in him awakened, he was not the same person again. Through his book, Robin Sharma encourages us to work at wow level and live full-out. Take responsibility for each of the current responsibility, for each of the current conditions that we are experiencing. He demonstrates that there cannot be break-through for any person without suffering a period of breakdown. Robin also explains how the more we own our power to make choice, the more powerful our choices become. The greatness freedom that we have is the freedom to choose how we view our roles in the world and the power we all have to make positive decisions in whatever conditions we happen to find ourselves. For me, this book is a must read for all inspiring leaders. Using a storytelling to carry the teaching, this book is fresh and fun. At the same time, it causes you to think and to look inside yourself as you watch a character find his inner leader. It is highly recommended to people who want to make an impact but maybe aren’t sure how to make it happen.