Excellence in Leadership (Book Review)

By: Phil Pringle

ISBN 0-975-1905-6-3

Book Price $ 25.00

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Phil Pringle is the Chief Minister of the C3 Church in Sydney Australia, one of the largest and most influential churches in Australia. He is the leader of the CCC movement internationally (a movement of more than 150 churches). Phil’s relevant and dynamic style has made him a highly sought-after speaker in both Christian and secular contexts.

Become a great leader

Through ten clear and compelling chapters, Phil Pringle addresses the essential qualities of leadership. Share how to become a servant (Chapter 1), conquer like a soldier (Chapter 3), discover the keys to success (Chapter 4), lead with strength (Chapter 5), show a confident personality (Chapter 8). , become spiritually great (Ch. 9), and much more!

Successful leadership

Phil Pringle is informative, engaging, and relational in his presentation. Use quotes and illustrations efficiently to inspire and teach readers. Speaking of servitude, he conveys the thoughts of Jim Rohn, “… one client, well cared for, may be more valuable than $ 10,000 in advertising.” Suggest we take care of customers!

After engaging readers, Pringle begins challenging people to take them to a new level. He states: “Strength is not optional, but imperative in leaders. People will not follow weak and worthless leaders. They line up behind the brave, the strong, the warriors.” And, “The world is at the feet of the disciplined person.”

Phil doesn’t promise easy solutions. It presents a clear analytical path to success. He explains: “Leadership does not automatically guarantee success. However, success will give you influence.” And, “Most opportunities come unlabeled … get-rich-quick schemes … so-called opportunities are designed to separate the naïve and their money.”

Pringle provokes his audience with challenging Scriptures, broadcasting Jeremiah 8:20, “The harvest is past, the summer is over, and we are not saved!” He suggests: “Among the most tragic verses … the cry of the lost …”

Using a great leader as inspiration (Jesus Christ), Phil Pringle cleverly motivates readers to progress, announcing: “Jesus went from being followers to leadership and the wonderful purpose of his life began to unfold.” He also inspires with concise and provocative ideas such as, “It is always better to underproject and overdo it.” Humility wins.

Excellence in leadership

Phil Pringle deftly guides readers toward practical principles toward excellence in leadership.