Work is a tangible love - a collection of articles that help you achieve your goal through the greatest thought leaders in the world

Work is a embodied love - a collection of articles that help you achieve your goal through the greatest thinkers in the world. Authored by: Francis Heselpine & Marshall Goldsmith & Sarah MacArthur. Translated into Arabic: Yemeni Ahmed Jamal al-Din. Reviewed by: Dr. Hiba Allah Al-Ghulaeini. Binding: Hardcover. Parts: One. Paper: Shamooh. Size: 14 × 21. Overview: I read the book immediately from start to finish, and I was very amazed by the messages contained in this book regarding leadership and the way it is organized. These messages related to leadership make us think about our goal and passion. It’s about what matters to us so much that it drives us to share it with others. This book is organized in a way that all the ideas of its contributors revolve around Francis’s question: What do you see when you look out the window and find that it is visible but others do not notice it yet? One of Francis’s five philosophies: Leadership is a matter of qualities, not actions. Work is life. Critical moments. Be open to doors. The bright future! My reading of the contributors’ ideas encouraged me to answer Francis’s question myself! When I look out the window, what do I see and find that is visible but others have not noticed yet? I see talented and passionate people working together for the public good; I see three extremely important elements for the true success of any project, company, product, or life: humility, love, and work. I also see the unique contribution of leaders who take responsibility and their leadership teams to build successful and smart institutions that add value for the public good. Reflecting on Francis’s question prompted me to think about my leadership journey and how this journey might help you discover and achieve your goal when you study this book. Alan Moulali, former CEO of Boeing and Ford.