Friday, January 13, 2023

First Line Friday #3: The Way of the Shepherd

Thanks to Carrie at
Reading is My Superpower
for the Link-up


Book:  The Way of the Shepherd
Authors:  Dr. Kevin Leman & William Pentak
Genre:  Leadership






〰First Line
                                                                          

In my lowly role as cub reporter, I had just returned from covering my third ribbon-cutting ceremony of the week. That’s when I found the pink While You Were Out slip, with Christina Nickel’s name on it. This book is the result of her unexpected call to the Texas Star’s newsroom.

                                                                          

Synopsis:  (From Goodreads):

A heartwarming, contemporary parable, The Way of the Shepherd offers a fresh perspective on the art of leadership in this account of a cub reporter who lands the interview of a lifetime with the most respected CEO in America. Through the interview, the businessman shares seven proven management principles that, while ancient in origin, are readily applicable in today’s fast-paced, high-tech world.Compelling and challenging, these uncommon, age-old principles require leaders to focus on their own hearts, character, and priorities, and to give their best in order to receive the best from others. Readers also discover insights and techniques for engaging and energizing their workforce, and for leading people in a way that helps them see their work as a calling rather than merely a job, as a place to belong rather than just a place to work. A concise story that’s full to the brim, The Way of the Shepherd is a must-read for busy leaders at all levels who want to call forth greatness from the people around them by cultivating it in themselves. 

So, what's the first line of the book you're currently reading?

2 comments:

  1. Happy Friday!
    I'm currently reading What Happens Next by Christina Suzann Nelson. It's a great story!
    "Dora placed the flyer in a box and covered it with the lid. She looked around the house, so empty now that Paul had moved from their spare bedroom to an apartment downtown."
    I hope you have a great weekend! 😀❤️📚

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  2. I've heard good things about books by this author. I'm currently reading Alaskan Mountain Search by Sarah Varland. The first line is: "It was never truly dark at this time of year--mid June--in the land of the midnight sun." Have a great week!

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