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Good leaders ask great questions- Why experienced leaders fail

  Effective leadership is something that is greatly valued. This book presents itself as a manual to become a good leader- not by finding the right answers, but by asking the right questions.   “Good Leaders Ask Great Questions” by John C Maxwell presents a different approach to taking up leadership positions and actually leading a team, from the intention to the process to the final results.  So, let’s go through the pages of “Good Leaders Ask Great Questions”, why it’s so famous, and if it’s worth your next read. We’ll go through all this and more… with of course, NO SPOILERS.  Spoiler-Free Summary In a nutshell, “Good Leaders Ask Great Questions” approaches the art of leadership through introspection. Maxwell argues that leadership is not simply about having expertise, it is about understanding people, learning continuously and creating and environment where others can contribute their ideas.  Maxwell also examines how questions can encourage critical thinkin...

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