Lead Without Followers: How to Save Our World by Radically Redefining the Meaning of Leadership
Dave Ursillo Jr.
Format: Paperback, 212pp.
ISBN: 9781466268951
Publisher: CreateSpace
Pub. Date: September 23, 2011
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From The Publisher:
Lead Without Followers is a radical reinterpretation of what it means to be a leader.
The long-awaited debut of author Dave Ursillo is set against a disturbing backdrop: an escalating atmosphere of unbridled anger with our modern elected leaders; venomous partisan bickering in Washington D.C. and an uncharacteristic but prevalent pessimism shared by the American people.
Our world is at a crossroads. As cynicism and hatred become the modern political status quo, America’s ever-important place as the leader of the free world is falling into severe question.
Unlike any book before it, Lead Without Followers not only explores the cultural, social and political origins of today’s “Leadership Problem,” but cuts into the heart of the human source of today’s convoluted definition of what it means to lead.

About the Author
Dave Ursillo is a former "politico" insider turned alternative leadership writer, author and speaker who teaches men and women how to become "leaders without followers" in any walk of life by discovering a personal and profound sense of inner leadership. At 23, Ursillo abandoned his fast-tracked career path in public service amid a crisis of identity and while battling depression. Opting for the unemployment line during a 100-year recession, Ursillo has built an expansive digital platform through a growing social media presence and as an avid writer, helpful personality and determined world-changer. Since its inception in 2009, DaveUrsillo.com has reached over 65,000 readers from 173 countries. In June 2011, Ursillo and his blog were also seen in a feature story on CBS Sunday Morning about the world of blogging. Ursillo's experiences from "his past life" span five governmental offices over six years from 2003 to 2009, including the White House Council on Environmental Quality under the Bush Administration in 2008 and as a "body man" to a state gubernatorial candidate in 2009.
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