Out of all the books I've read from Karen's list, this one I am most curious in knowing how it ever ended up on her list. Who recommended it to her? Where did she hear of it? Why was this one on her list?
This book is told in a story, so easy to read, however a bit confusing too. A lot to take in. It talks about the concept of being a good leader by "getting out of the box" and not allowing oneself to "self-betray" and/or blame others, but seeing people as people and not objects. When we see others as people we will treat them differently/better. Like when driving and we are annoyed by other drivers, are we seeing them as objects or real-life people. If we are seeing them as people chances are we would be more patient with the other drivers. And so on. It is a good read, a lot to take in and think about.
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