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What are they, true leaders? And what should be used to reach the heights?
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Devid Rubenstein has been talking to famous leaders and leaders about their life paths, decisions, failures and changes. In his book «Being a Leader. Wisdom from those who changed the rules of the game» the author has collected the best interv’yu, and with them — principles and kernivni philosophies of modern visionaries, natkhnennnikiv and innovators.
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How did Jeff Bezos and Bill Heitz build the world's technological empires in spite of everything else? How did Oprah Winfrey go from absolute poverty to the status of the richest African-American woman in the USA and, probably, the most famous presenter in the world? How did Melinda Waites manage to combine her career and the education of her three children to become one of the leading activists for women's rights in the world? How did Tim Cook, following the legendary Steve Jobs, build a more powerful company?
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«To Be a Leader» — a unique opportunity to find out what leaders think about, what they do and how they live. It encourages you not to retreat, not to give up and not to lose faith in yourself and your goals. The book is filled with extraordinary stories of innovators and change agents.

About the author:

Devid Rubenstein is an American businessman, philanthropist, founder and owner of the global investment firm The Carlyle Group, and Vice President of Lincoln Center.

Devid Rubenstein is an American businessman, philanthropist, founder and owner of The Carlyle Group, and Vice President of Lincoln Center.

Why this book is good:

• Represents management strategies and life histories of such famous people as Oprah Winfrey, Richard Branson, Melinda Roberts, Warren Buffett and others.
• The author spent 5 years listening to these famous authors about their professional paths — he managed to get valuable information from them.
• The book is filled with the wisdom and advice of leaders: presidents, CEOs of great companies and world-renowned benefactors.
• The famous posts often tell very personal and inverted histories, so it is extremely interesting to read.
• The book is promoted by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberґ and former US Secretary of Defence Robert Hates.