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"The Three Levels of Leadership" Breaks into Amazon's Top 10,000 Sellers17th December 2011

As of today, Saturday 17 December 2011, Amazon UK has 5.5 million books in its sales database.  And yet after being on sale for only 6 months and without a big media campaign behind it, The Three Levels of Leadership broke into the ranks of the top selling 10,000 books (the top 0.2%).

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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
  • "The Three Levels of Leadership will change the way we think about leadership." HR Vice-President, US multinational
  • "The Three Levels of Leadership is superb; one of the very best books I have read on the topic of leadership. ... In including self-mastery as part of the model, it takes leadership development to a whole new level." HR Vice-President, US group
  • "If you want to understand the previously unexplained, elusive characteristics of successful leadership, this explains it in detail like I’ve never seen before. If then you want an action plan to reach the highest levels of leadership, it’s all here. A masterpiece – and written in simple language too." Former building society CEO
  • "After three decades of teaching leadership, I have now found a book that MBA students and future leaders can use as a tool to develop themselves. If they want to grow their emotional intelligence and learn how to become level 5 leaders, they need look no further than The Three Levels of Leadership." Leadership Lecturer, California Universities
  • "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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