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  • "The Three Levels of Leadership is by far the best leadership book I have read… This may prove to be the definitive book on leadership." Chief Executive, UK biotechnology plc
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  • "James Scouller asks whether the world needs another book on leadership before proving over 270 concise, easy to read pages that the answer is an emphatic yes… a manual packed full of practical wisdom and exercises to tackle the psychological blocks we all face and sometimes draw back from." Chief Executive, London PR consultancy
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