Loyalty and Disloyalty

Dag Heward-Mills

  • First published 2006
  • 256 pages
  • English
Dag Heward-Mills' "Loyalty and Disloyalty" examines the essential nature of allegiance and betrayal within leadership and organizational structures. This book serves as a guide for both leaders and followers, outlining principles intended to foster stability in churches, businesses, and families alike. It provides insight into recognizing the subtle shifts that can lead to disloyalty, offering strategies for leaders to identify and address these issues before they escalate. For followers, the book encourages an awareness of personal commitment and the importance of supporting leadership.

The text posits loyalty as a foundational requirement for effective leadership, often surpassing natural talent or charisma in its significance. It delves into the progression of disloyalty through various stages and draws on biblical examples to illustrate its impact. By exploring these critical dynamics, the book aims to equip readers with the understanding and practical tools necessary to cultivate loyal environments, manage potential conflicts, and ensure the enduring success of any endeavor.
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This edition
Sunpenny Limited, 2013
ISBN
9781907984259
Language
English
Original edition Originally published in 2006 · English · Dag Heward-Mills

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