Sometimes a book cannot be finished. Even after closing the book, the questions it raises continue to play in the mind. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's 'Tony Blair on Leadership' is one such profound work.
As one reads the book, a fundamental question repeatedly arises – what does it truly mean to be a leader? To attain power? To be popular? To incite or address a crowd? To make decisions? Or to bring about visible positive change in people's lives?
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