I'm [Not] a Leader

Foreword by Lord Dr Michael Hastings of Scarisbrick, CBE, Chancellor of Regent's University London

Are YOU holding yourself back as a leader? Then this book is for you.

I'm Not a Leader has been written to challenge anyone who does not think they are a leader or could ever be one. Leadership is principally a choice and numerous opportunities are waiting for someone just like you to step into the role.

This book is also a great resource to use if you are already leading and are looking to inspire others to start leading.

Leadership is neither a destination to be reached nor a badge of honour to be worn. It is not even a skill to be learned on a course. More fundamentally, it is an attitude of commitment to having a positive influence on others. Growing as a leader involves embarking on a journey; a journey that will be different for every person. There will be twists and turns on the way - leadership is seldom easy - but it is an adventure that brings great satisfaction and opportunity for personal growth.

Imagine a world full of leaders. Leaders who are truly full of leadership, rather than being full of themselves. Imagine a world full of leaders who choose to serve rather than be served. Imagine the impact you could have!

*** This book is a treasure trove of tools for those aspiring to lead their private and public organizations to success. It is a must-read. Nathi Dlamini, Business CEO ***

*** If you are just starting out on your leadership journey or aren't sure whether you really want to take on that first leadership role you've been offered, this book is for you. Andy Matheson, Leadership Trainer and Coach ***

*** I'm Not a Leader is simply brilliant. Verity Lambert-Dale, Headteacher ***

*** This book captures the essence of leading for our future. Mary-Anne Murphy, Author, Speaker, Coach ***

*** I'm Not a Leader is a smart title for a book. It is a much-needed invitation to some to step into leadership for the first time when it would be all too easy for them to otherwise assume this is someone else's responsibility. The book is also an invitation to us all to consider what we mean by leadership. Lord Dr Michael Hastings of Scarisbrick, CBE, Chancellor of Regent's University London ***