THE 21 IRREFUTABLE LAWS OF LEADERSHIP BY JOHN C. MAXWELLOF

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This book is awesome. The premise of this book is not to say there are only 21 principles concerning leadership. Rather, according to Maxwell , there are 21 ‘laws’ of leadership that are universally true no matter where one may lead in any culture or area of society.

Each chapter of this book discusses one of the leadership laws. In this book you will learn the following laws of leadership:
-The Law of the Lid
-the Law of Influence
-The Law of Process
-The Law of Navigation
-The Law of Addition
-The Law of Respect… and many more. Read this book today and discover your potentials.

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