In times of peace and war alike, the Zen and Taoist masters of ancient China knew the key to successful leadership: enlightened conduct. The personal qualities they identified for mastery over any position of authority remain the same today as they were 2,000 years ago. Now three of China’s greatest classical works on strategy, power, and warriorship are collected together for the first time on The Way of Leadership.These exceptional translations by the renowned scholar Thomas Cleary include:
The Art of War
Perhaps the most influential book of strategy in the world today. Achieve victory without battle, and strength through understanding, with this timeless guide to competition and conflict. Read by David Warrilow.
Zen Lessons: the Art of Leadership
Core teachings of China’s greatest Zen masters for anyone in a position of power. Covers how to inspire respect; leadership and spiritual practice; decision making; and much more. Read by Michael O’Keefe.
The Book of Leadership and Strategy
The culmination of the ancient Chinese leadership tradition. Eight Taoist masters of the early Han dynasty offer a leadership philosophy for self-mastery and success. Four-part program covers state and society, warfare, peace, and wisdom. Read by David Warrilow.