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Book Synopsis"For leaders who understand that their growth depends on inner work, this is essential reading" -- Professor Megan Reitz
Highly effective leaders express who they are through their thoughts, words and actions. They are inwardly directed and outwardly aware, realistic and astute. They consistently align who they are with how they lead, no matter what is happening around them. In this way, they embody the self-mastery necessary to inspire and lead others well in all situations.
Sally-Anne Airey's career in the Royal Navy spanned 23 years, where she observed good and bad leadership. She presents her learnings and arguments as an international business leader, leadership coach and mindfulness teacher. Her reflections on what constitutes the essence of real leadership skill are current and valuable. The book present a simple, all-encompassing framework that enables leaders everywhere to stay true to what really matters.
The book is distinctly personal, yet comprehensive. Mindful Command is both an apparent contradiction and a unique synthesis of her personal and professional experience. Airey left the Royal Navy as a Commander. In the years that followed, she learned - through mindfulness - how to command oneself. Her writing style is concise, sharing her learning in a way which is as vivid, clear and accessible, to simplify the journey of others along the path to developing real leadership skill.
