Leadership : The Gandhi Way

Mahatma Gandhi''s leadership lessons include analyzing situations, using emotional appeal, and ''walking the talk''. Readers can adapt his philosophy to lead effectively in any era or capacity.

What can weearn from Mahatma Gandhi as far aseadership is concerned? Mahatma Gandhi needs no introduction. An icon revered by millions across the world, heed a country to freedom through methods and principles never used before. What was it about Gandhi that made him an icon? How did a frailordinary man bring about a revolution? And how did he manage to rope in the poor, the working class, the elite and the intelligentsia to work together? In this one-of-a-kind self-help book, Virender Kapoor analyses Gandhi''s methods and deriveseadershipessons from hisife, explaining how readers can successfully employ these in their ownives. He reveals how Gandhi carefully analysed situations, the precursor of SWOT analysis before formulating the best way to deal with them. It was thus that he formulated the idea of Satyagraha. He also shows that Gandhi understood the power of emotional appeal and used sincerity rather than empty rhetoric to maximize on this. In other words, he "walked the talk''. These and other strategies by Gandhi provide importantessons foreaders of any era, in any capacity. The key, he reveals, is to adapt, rather than adopt, Gandhi''s philosophy in action.