Review of 10 Leading Tools

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Review of 10 Leading Tools

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[Following is a volunteer review of "10 Leading Tools" by KG Butler.]
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4 out of 4 stars
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In 10 Leading Tools by KG Butler, he added 10 simple but high-quality tools for leaders to enhance their way of leading people. This book taught fine strategies on how leaders control and have an impact on their people. KG Butler presents his finest ideas to educate human beings about how to enhance their lives with the aid of the usage of these tools. These 10 Leading Tools are a useful aid to leading yourself and leading others.

I loved this book. I loved how KG Butler explained intelligently his ideas on the subject matter. I favored his rationalization on every tool he discussed. I loved his example on Tool#1: Purpose Over Task, because there's impact on me. His given sample story used to be very accurate and practical. I agree that leaders should remember the purpose every time they do the job rather than prioritizing the task. I really admired KG Butler's book, which is thought-provoking. I loved the quotes at the start of each and every chapter. I observed it is very relatable. My favorite is from Muriel Strode, " Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail" (page 87). I observed all the quotes are very beneficial for the modern generation. Aside from that, all the tools he presented are very relevant to all of us whose desire is to be an impactful leader. I would like to give an applause to KG Butler for his splendid work-penning this book. The content is excellent.

When choosing this book, I actually thought that it genuinely gave me insights, not only about trying to be a leader but also, about enhancing one's very own self. Indeed, this book is certainly considered among my favorites due to the fact I can relate to its teachings.

Moreover, the author has a clean writing with smooth phrases to read. His manner of writing is commendable. I observed, this book became incredibly nicely edited as I do now no longer see spelling and grammatical issues. I congratulate KG Butler for a job well done. His book is remarkable. I rate 10 Leading Tools: Rules, Tools & Habits for Leading Yourself and Leading Others four out of four stars because I do not experience any dislikable elements of it.

Therefore, I recommend 10 Leading Tools to aspiring leaders. It is a totally beneficial manual for them. Whoever desires to research tools for life, grab this book.

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Hazel Mae Bagarinao wrote: 05 Oct 2022, 19:50
My favorite is from Muriel Strode, " Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail" (page 87).
It is such a beautiful thought, and so is your review. I enjoyed it a lot, Hazel. This book will guide and motivate many. Thanks for this detailed review.
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Nisha DSouza wrote: 23 Mar 2023, 07:28
Hazel Mae Bagarinao wrote: 05 Oct 2022, 19:50
My favorite is from Muriel Strode, " Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail" (page 87).
It is such a beautiful thought, and so is your review. I enjoyed it a lot, Hazel. This book will guide and motivate many. Thanks for this detailed review.
Nisha, you are so kind. I appreciate YOU! God bless you! Yes, I always love motivational words. I need that. (All need motivational words).
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Yes, that's true. Thank you for your kind words. 😊🙏
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I hope that these potent tools won't enable people to oppress and have a bad influence on other people.
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