Book Jewel of the Month: Road Map to Power (Husain)

 


What is a book jewel? A sometimes-overlooked book with remarkable insight and potential significance. Each month, we share near-daily, or as often as possible, reviews of the monthly book jewel - short, succinct reviews that can be read in 1-2 minutes with links to the reviewer by reviewers whose words are worthy of being heard and whose opinions are worthy of being considered. Sometimes a couple of minutes contains more impressive thought than ten times that many. We will let you decide that.

This month's book jewel is Road Map to Power by Syed and Darius Husain.

Description

What is the true source of authentic power? Offering a detour from the dead end of this "buy more, be more" culture, the authors demonstrate why the traditional routes to power are accessible only for an elite few. Wrapping warm, profound stories of empowerment around an extensive body of research, Road Map to Power is your guide to a life of dignity, satisfaction, and happiness.

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US Review of Books: RECOMMENDED
"While the title may lead one to think this is a self-help book, this writing goes beyond that type of genre with its intellectual focus on gaining healthy power . . . the authors expertly cover what is authentic power, how to construct our own narratives, and how to become humanitarians instead of self-absorbed, power-hungry, and materialistic shells of ourselves. It is wonderfully written in both content and style."


Readers' Favorite, bronze award


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