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245 14 $aThe paradox of power :$ba transforming view of leadership /$cPat Williams with Jim Denney.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 235-237).
505 0 $aIntroduction: the power of paradox -- A visionary leader sees what is not there -- A wise leader dares to be a fool (and other paradoxes of communication) -- The strong leader dares to be weak -- To live, you must die -- The successful leader encourages failures -- Your toughest crises are your best opportunities -- The greatest leader is a servant-- Conclusion: winning is everything.
520 $aIf good leadership were based simply on common sense, good leaders wouldn't be so rare. Instead, the highest form of leadership asks us to embrace opposites, such as knowing when silence communicates louder than any speech and when inaction is the best action. In "The Paradox of Power," Pat shows us how history's and today's greatest men and women follow the leadership model of Jesus Christ, the man whose understanding and use of paradox changed the world. Here, in down-to-earth language, with examples that range from Scripture to hilarious sports anecdotes, Pat opens our minds- and hearts- to the paradoxes that are the essence of leadership.
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