Reflections on Leadership: Thoughts about great leadership & how to be a better leader

by Tony Weaver

For thirty years, I have been a student, observer and practitioner of the art of leadership. I have seen great leaders, experienced poor leaders, and my own leadership has been somewhere in between. But, until recently, I never paused to reflect on the practices that made the best leaders so successful.

Reflections on Leadership provides a glimpse into the best and worst practices gleaned from reflecting on these thirty years of leadership. Each of these lessons is presented in a bite-sized summary that might just help you become one of those great leaders.

▪️ Here are just a few of the ah-ha moments that I share in this book:
▪️ What can ducks teach us about good leadership?
▪️ Why does a good leader know how to build a fire?
▪️ How do the physics of airplanes apply to leadership?
▪️ Why do leaders judge appearances?
▪️ Why are some leaders saying, "shut up and leave me alone"?
▪️ What can you do to avoid being a jerk?

Those and many other lessons are presented for you inside Reflections on Leadership.

Here's to hoping that this book inspires you to reflect on your own leadership and helps you achieve your goal of being a great leader!

157 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 1, 2022

About the author

Tony Weaver helps people bring their goals to life.

In addition to being a technologist and consultant, Tony is a master life coach and multi-published author specializing in goal-setting, personal growth, and leadership development.

Drawing from his own inspirational transformation, as well as decades of experience as a leader, project manager, mentor, and coach. Tony has helped hundreds of people achieve meaningful breakthroughs in their personal and professional lives.

He and his wife, Liz, are lifelong residents of Columbus, Ohio, and spend much of their time enjoying lake life at Indian Lake.

You can explore Tony’s books, read his blog, and download a free copy of Project Manage Your Life, the practical system he uses to help people turn ideas into action and keep their goals alive at OperationMelt.com.