THE LEADER WHO HAD NO TITLE

An accomplished actor reads a potent fable about four leadership principles that can elevate us to greater significance in whatever job we have. Holter Graham’s quiet interpretation of the story is superb and never strays from the author’s humanitarian intentions. The fable concerns Blake Davis, who meets an elder guide and four teachers who show him the importance of leading where we are, learning from adversity, connecting strongly with others, and focusing on continuous internal growth. Rich in nuance and moral substance, the story reminds us that life is too precious to spend as victims who get only mediocre results. The story is a seamless combination of richly drawn characters and timeless guidance that is certain to rekindle initiative and awaken dormant intentions. T.W. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine [Published: OCTOBER 2010]