Title: Break Free the Leader Within
Author: Ravish Mani
Genre: Self Help, Inspirational
Medium: Audiobook
Break Free the Leader Within is a clear and accessible approach to the qualities of leadership.
Review
The book uses the true incident of Shweta Singh, a Mumbai mother and her experiences while trying to address the needs of her left handed child. Wanting to procure pencil sharpeners that her child could use with ease, she got an early and responsible response from the leading stationery manufacturer of India, Hindustan Pencils Ltd.
The book talks about the qualities of effective leadership in the light of this incident, making it an easy and relatable listening experience.
The most important takeaway for me from this book is that everyone can be a leader and in any space and capability. Leaders are characterised by the way they think differently from others, from their intent, from being clear about their why and by being selfless and visionaries.
What works Well
The quality of the audio is very good. The voice is clear, pleasing and the narration seamless. At no point did I have to strain to hear what was being said, except at the beginning when the Indian names were pronounced with a definite anglicised accent. However, after a couple of mentions, I was good to go.
Also, this is a short audio book. In less than 20 minutes, you get a strong idea of the qualities of leaders and how they do things that separate them from the crowd. It’s a thought provoking book that you can listen to while on a walk or driving.
Listening to this audiobook was a wonderful start to my day. This is the first audiobook I have listened to (don’t look at me; I know I live under a rock) and the quality and the experience would definitely encourage me to go in for this medium to upgrade my knowledge. Personally, I am sold on the sheer convenience and the usefulness of audiobooks.
Verdict
Break Free the Leader Within has good, useful content and is a pleasing auditory experience.
Highly recommended.
About the Author
Ravish Mani is well-known in the blogosphere for his philosophical personality. His writings are inspirational and food for thought. He can be contacted through his website.
The Audiobook is available for download at the Blogchatter website.
I had long downloaded this, but hadn’t listened to it yet.
Now tuning in to it… I liked the way you have reviewed it.
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Thanks Pratikshya, I am glad you liked the review.
It’s really a good book, worth a listen and re listen.
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Loved your review for its sheer crispness and conciseness perhaps, Just like the book itself. I know the author to be a man of great knowledge and wisdom and it’s a pleasure to know that you too find a similar persona reflecting through his words!
I still have to listen to it but, I am already convinced about the book!A must tune in! 😊😊👍👍
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Thanks Kokila, for reading the review and for your kind words.
Yes indeed, the book is good and it reflects the philosophy of the author.
Look forward to your views when you listen.
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