Michael Kouly Ordre des livres (chronologique)

This book may be controversial! Michael Kouly, with his extensive background in leadership from Harvard and Princeton, combines scholarly research with 35 years of experience in war journalism and organizational leadership. He has inspired thousands of executives and government officials globally and has served as an advisor to state leaders and a fellow at the World Bank. His unique executive leadership programs are transformative experiences held worldwide. In this work, Michael distills his leadership insights into a clear and concise format, aiming to redefine conventional leadership by stripping away the clutter surrounding it. He emphasizes a moral dimension of leadership that includes courage, sacrifice, truth, and authenticity, among other values essential for peaceful coexistence. The book addresses critical questions about why traditional leadership models are ineffective, highlighting that true leadership is about mobilizing people towards a higher purpose. It acknowledges the complexities and risks of leadership, including the necessity of navigating conflict and instability to foster improvement. Ultimately, it presents leadership as a noble act of service accessible to all, urging readers to embrace their potential to lead and create a meaningful life filled with honor and joy. The call to action is clear: lead whenever possible, starting with oneself.