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James has captured the essence of leadership in his book – The Three Levels of Leadership. He has written a practical guide for anyone aspiring to learn what leadership truly is and how to be a good leader. In part 1 of this book , he has clearly laid our the foundational concepts of leadership which is critical for any leader. In part 2 , he simplifies the complex topic of personal leadership , its importance and how one can gain self mastery. He has explained all the concepts really well and provided practical tools for implementing those by first invoking your thought process.I would highly recommend this book for anyone who wishes to get a 360 degree view on leadership and develop a personal plan for their growth!

Well organized and beautifully concise without being boring. Like most business advice, the real verdict will be in the execution…

Excellent book that draws together and synthesises a number of leadership theories, whilst providing practical guidance on ‘how’ to lead. Easy to read without over-simplifying.

Found this book a bit of a life changer in the way to think about a leadership role. So may smart boys in it already that I would highly recommend for anyone who has a role that means you have to deal with people and indeed how to manage yourself better. Quality

Excellent book to support anyone in a leadership and management role or those wishing to develop their career. I’m using it to support additional reading guidance for students in this vocational area. Practical links to areas of managing change and positive leadership.

This is a must have book on leadership.The Three levels of leadership is a pragmatic guide on how to develop your leadership knowledge and skills.I have benefited greatly from using this book to develop myself and the team around me.I recommend this book to anyone wishing to become an effective leader or wanting develop themselves further as a leader.

Currently completing ILM7 Executive Coaching and Mentoring. I find this book very thought provoking and challenging from a personal perspective and also from a professional standpoint. It crystallises many points in a succinct text which doesn’t overdo it in theory. It is very practical. I find I see where leadership is not that effective and identify with leaders I have encountered in the past who exemplified all the good stuff you want to see in leaders. ‘The purpose of the leader is to make sure there is leadership’ The whole idea of ‘presence’ being developed from the personal working its way out to the private and public as the foundations for success. I think everyone who is seeking to be a coach should have this text as a companion.