Leadership in a Liquid Age

Six characters are brought to life in a dramatic performance that questions what makes a leader a good leader. But the scene is not a stage to escape reality for a while. Rather it is one in which life happens today and which has evolved to be fluid and unsure despite its immense knowledge and advancement. This is a world which slips out of one’s grasp when things are expected to be like they always were.

This book invites its readers to use an ageless tool, philosophical inquiry, to make sense of the world. But rather than tie readers up in difficult concepts, the writer involves them in conversations that reflect on what it means to engage in deliberate self-awareness, mystery, and leadership growth. Readers are shown insights on the importance of living with contradiction and complexity and to reflect on what it means to consider leadership as a journey. The reader interacts with the scholarly persona and wisdom figures of Inquiry, Conversion, Embodiment, Mystery, Contradiction, and Education, who show leaders how to ask the questions and solve problems in ways they did not know could be approached.