Review of Loss and Discovery

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People in leadership roles need this. I’m not sure if this book is for me. Thank you for your review!
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This review got me curious. About why a leader should listen to a voice other than their own. I mean how do we know that is a good or bad voice. Is this book more like a spiritual guide? (because of the biblical references). I'm not sure if I interested to this book. Thank you for an informative and excellent review.
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A great choice for those wishing to be leaders. I like that the author gave a thorough description on being a leader along with Biblical references.
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From a sampling, this seems like an interesting self-help book designed to assist those in leadership positions on how to "lead" during times of disorder. It might be worth a second look. Well done.
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Post by Crs webco »

Your review sounds like this would be a wonderful guide for anyone in a leadership position in our world today. There can be no doubt that God is the perfect one to offer advice and guidance for leadership skills although the author does include quotes from other prominent people as well. Awesome review and kudos to the author for BOTD honors.
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I don't like self-help books but this one sounds interesting I would like to read it including the leadership topics and I loved your review.
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This book offers pages filled with self-explanatory notes, advice, and direction to people in authority or leaders on how to lead during times of disorder in their organizations. congratulations BOTD!
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Post by Stephanie Elizabeth »

A book teaching leaders how to endure through a trying time sounds like an inspirational story. Readers who are fans of non- fiction will love this book. Thanks for the informative review.
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Post by Michael Adam Glidden Forteski »

I am not sure if this is the book for me, however, thank you for the review. I will read a sample of it and see if it piques my interest.
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Post by Leslie Kunde »

Little did I know that this work would open my eyes the way it has. Like you I feel like I could lead any group in change. The review was great. I like the way you broke the summary into two sections. Thank you for your hard work.
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Post by Chris Walter Mason »

This is beautiful, this I must read a book that instructs leaders on how to govern during unrest. I'll read Russell M. Linden's book Loss and Discovery to learn more about the author's leadership-related ideas.
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I enjoy the premise of this book. It can be easy to lead when there is no need for leadership because the going is easy. The true test of a leader is bringing a group through tough times!
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Post by Matthew Yan »

A book that uses biblical stories to interpret and derive meaning from real life events sounds interesting. As someone who is admittedly averse to sudden and rapid change, it definitely sounds worthwhile to pick up and read. While I'm not religious, I do live in a deeply religious neighborhood, so it should be intruiging to read about the author's perspective.
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Post by Eruore Ekpoh »

This sounds like an an amazing book but it's not one I would enjoy reading.
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Post by Benedicta1970 »

Today's book is non fiction,sounds like an inspiring and amazing book to read that teaches on how to lead in an organization.Congrats on BOTD.
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