Good leadership is a continuous growing process. With The Three Daily Disciplines, Drew M. Christian presents a captivating fable on leadership inspired by Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol. The story follows Bruce Engerston, newly appointed Director of Marketing at Turks Marketing Solutions. A few months into his new role, Bruce's team members begin to feel undervalued, affecting the organization's success. His life takes an unexpected turn during a visit to the Old Dominion Theater, where a mysterious man named Jacob guides him on a transformative journey to the Civil War era. He learns about curiosity and how it sparks innovation, collaboration, and growth within organizations. In his subsequent visits to the old theater, profound lessons in humility and empathy reshape Bruce's leadership approach, paving the way for his team's revival.

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The Three Daily Disciplines is one of the most engaging books on leadership I've read in the past few years. Combining immersive storytelling with clear-cut lessons on leadership, Drew M. Christian offers an absorbing guide that is bound to appeal to business leaders, executives, and managers of all kinds of organizations. Curiosity, humility, and empathy are essential qualities any good leader must possess. With an engrossing narrative, Christian shows how these three disciplines are practically applicable in day-to-day scenarios and help drive teams toward attaining the organization's goals, ensuring its long-term success. Featuring historical personalities such as Ulysses S. Grant, Abraham Lincoln, and Harriet Tubman in key roles, this book offers readers the core principles of leadership. It also demonstrates how they enhance an organization's productivity and teamwork. It's required reading for all business leaders.