|
|

The
Search for
Unrational Leadership™
by Charlie Fleetham
Order
a Copy
"Unrational Leadership™
is leadership that
consciously and knowingly
endorses both
rational and irrational
methods for achieving a
desired outcome."
- Charlie Fleetham
|
|
|
|
Can a dream offer a multi-million dollar stock tip? Can the
flights of paper airplanes guide an executive team through an
organizational change? Can a pair of dice help someone decide
if divorce is the right (and ethical) course of action?
They can in the world of the Unrational Leader!
From the first paragraph, The Search for Unrational Leadership™
challenges our rational mindset and keeps circling and wrestling
this overgrown hydra of the Modern Age until the reader is infected
by a question: "Do I really know myself?" Then, the
book serves up a young knight, TrueHeart, who takes the only
heroic journey left in the Modern Age - the journey into oneself.
This one-of-a-kind book will teach you how to take several different
routes into the irrational side of your personality, that is,
your unconscious. The routes are revealed with a mysterious
mixture of fact and fantasy. And, each journey offers you the
opportunity to tap an underutilized piece of your personality.
Filled with prescriptions for solving complex problems and with
surprises that will delight your senses, The Search for
Unrational Leadership™ is destined to become a classic
in our time.
Based on the theories of Carl G. Jung, the famous Swiss psychiatrist
and contemporary of Sigmund Freud, the groundbreaking process
of unrational leadership was developed by management consultant,
Charles Fleetham, to help his clients resolve their most difficult
leadership challenges. Consciously breaking away our culture's
rational moorings, Unrational Leadership™ teaches
its readers how to tap their unconscious and creatively use
the discoveries to achieve personal and professional goals.
The book shows concrete examples of how this innovative approach
has been effective-citing a range of success stories from helping
an eighth grader make a life changing decision to resolving
a fourteen year old lawsuit between a large city and its surrounding
suburbs.
Needless to say, Fleetham presents basic theory, practical applications,
and numerous examples of how unrational leadership has worked,
but he also weaves the adventures of a knight and a three act
play into his hard-hitting, business oriented program. All and
all, Unrational Leadership™ makes it clear that
using non-traditional and creative techniques in a corporate
setting is not flaky - it's essential business. In a crowded
marketplace of me-too leadership development books, Unrational
Leadership™ is the only one that challenges and overcomes
our culture's destructive addiction to rational thinking.
|
|