Love Leadership: The New Way to Lead in a Fear–Based World

Praise for Love Leadership
"I have watched John Hope Bryant dazzle audiences from Harvard to the World Economic Forum. Now he pours his compassion and charisma into the pages of this book, delivering a powerful message about rediscovering our humanity. Having worked his way up from the shadows of urban life to become a successful global leader, John has developed a personal philosophy that can help young leaders everywhere." —David Gergen, professor of public service and director, Center for Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School
"The words ′love′ and ′leadership′ perfectly exemplify John Hope Bryant and all that he stands for. When it comes to making a difference and succeeding in business and life, this book is a must–read for today′s current and future leaders." —Jim Clifton, Chairman and CEO, Gallup, Inc.
"Bryant tackles problems with an enthusiasm and optimism that are infectious. In this book, he gives us a recipe for personal success driven by a simple notion: treating others with respect and dignity creates true long–term success. This message and his strategies for living it couldn′t be more timely as we address the failures of leadership that created today′s financial crisis." —Don J. McGrath, chairman, Bancwest Corporation and Bank of the West
"A short conversation with John Hope Bryant in China changed my outlook on financial literacy, leadership, and love. The short time you spend reading this book will change yours. Changing the world starts with changing your life, and John—from the slums of Compton to the White House and more—will make this happen for you." —Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia and president of Wikia, Inc.
"John Hope Bryant proves that power is the ability to give more than you receive, to lead more than you follow, and to love more than you hate." —Steve Bartlett, president and CEO, The Financial Services Roundtable

Spis treści:
Foreword (Bill George).
Introduction: From Fear to Hope.
1 Loss Creates Leaders.
2 Fear Fails.
3 Love Makes Money.
4 Vulnerability Is Power.
5 Giving Is Getting.
Conclusion: Good Capitalism and Love Leadership.
List of Interviewees.
Notes.
Acknowledgments.
About the Author.
Index.

Nota biograficzna:

John Hope Bryant is a philanthropic entrepreneur and leader in the business of empowerment. He is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Operation HOPE, America′s first nonprofit social investment banking organization. He is vice chair of the U.S. President′s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy and chairman of the Under–Served Committee for the U.S. President′s Council. An internationally respected public speaker, Bryant is a Young Global Leader for the World Economic Forum and has received many awards for his work to empower low–wealth communities. For more information about John Hope Bryant and Love Leadership, visit www.JohnHopeBryant.com.

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Praise for Love Leadership
"I have watched John Hope Bryant dazzle audiences from Harvard to the World Economic Forum. Now he pours his compassion and charisma into the pages of this book, delivering a powerful message about rediscovering our humanity. Having worked his way up from the shadows of urban life to become a successful global leader, John has developed a personal philosophy that can help young leaders everywhere." —David Gergen, professor of public service and director, Center for Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School
"The words ′love′ and ′leadership′ perfectly exemplify John Hope Bryant and all that he stands for. When it comes to making a difference and succeeding in business and life, this book is a must–read for today′s current and future leaders." —Jim Clifton, Chairman and CEO, Gallup, Inc.
"Bryant tackles problems with an enthusiasm and optimism that are infectious. In this book, he gives us a recipe for personal success driven by a simple notion: treating others with respect and dignity creates true long–term success. This message and his strategies for living it couldn′t be more timely as we address the failures of leadership that created today′s financial crisis." —Don J. McGrath, chairman, Bancwest Corporation and Bank of the West
"A short conversation with John Hope Bryant in China changed my outlook on financial literacy, leadership, and love. The short time you spend reading this book will change yours. Changing the world starts with changing your life, and John—from the slums of Compton to the White House and more—will make this happen for you." —Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia and president of Wikia, Inc.
"John Hope Bryant proves that power is the ability to give more than you receive, to lead more than you follow, and to love more than you hate." —Steve Bartlett, president and CEO, The Financial Services Roundtable