provides eighteen lessons about being a leader from the Bhagavad Gita
, an ancient Indian sacred text. This is no ordinary “leadership
according to” book. The author plummets the depths of what it means to be
a leader. Chatterjee, a scholar and
leadership coach, approaches his subject with sensitivity and reverence.
Reading this book is like entering into the calm of a sacred space. Chatterjee
makes clear the spiritual, philosophical, and practical implications of the Bhagavad Gita
for leaders. This book
explores the spirituality of leadership without advocating any particular
religious perspective. True leadership emerges from within the leader. This
book should be the starting point for anyone wanting to be a leader. There are
many volumes that focus on technique. Chatterjee has written a guide on how to
integrate being a leader into one’s personal identity.