Solomon On Leadership

Leadership is a critical examination of the core values and character qualities that define effective leadership. It is written not only for the devout Christian, but all leader aspirants. Discussion topics include contemporary notions about hypocrisy, deception, power, and professional risk taking. It unveils the nature and source of true wisdom and touches on character issues affecting the individual, the church, government, and industry.Solomon's Proverbs are nested under character qualities that define effective leadership: Truth and Trust, Knowledge and Discernment, Plans and Deeds, Mentoring and Encouragement, Humility vs Pride, Sexual Seduction, Industry and Wealth. Sections are editorialized with leadership maxims focusing on core values that are foundational to behavior and beliefs about the worth and value of others. Hypocrisy flashes like a neon-sign; your walk must match your talk otherwise credibility and reputation is lost. When in error, acknowledge it, publicly, when necessary, it examples principled behavior. Where there is no commitment to truth any lie or deception serves to advance an objective, purpose, or agenda. Distance yourself from those that prove themselves less than truthful and trustworthy Mastering effective communication is equal to developing strategy. Knowledge and experience are of little value when the inability to effectively communicate is widespread.. Authority, power, and position have an overreaching tendency to inflate ego. Don't think more highly of yourself than is warranted, keeping a right self-image tempers pride. Book two in a series of life coaching reflections and meditations based on Solomon's Proverbs. This book is dedicated to every person that has suffered under a tyrannical despot enamored with self-serving aggrandizement, their own importance, image, and autocratic power. Other books in the the series:

Ponder the Proverbs of Solomon, Sage wisdom from the wisest of men.

Solomon on Family (coming soon)