Weight | 230 g |
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ISBN | 978-8184951196 |
Language | English |
Cover | Soft Cover |
The Leader Who Had No Title
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The Leader Who Had No Title is a motivational novel written by one of the world’s most highly respected leadership experts Robin Sharma. Talking about all those leaders who were not honored in their conventional domain, but their ideologies certainly proved them otherwise is the subject around which the book has been written. Pointing out that anyone can be a leader, this book is written in a business fable style, which makes it all the more interesting and engaging.
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