I love the title because I seek self mastery.  As the title implies, the book is about the soul of leadership.  It speaks of spirituality in leadership (not as in religious – as in soul)

Shelton weaves stories through the book.  Each interesting on their own and if read thoughtfully, each inspiring thought and providing challenge.  The book move chronologically through Shelton’s life starting with fond childhood memories.  He often reflects back to his youth throughout the book.

He ends to books with stories of his coaching.  His coaching style seems unique but also intuitively obvious as effective.

Shelton offers many challenges to leaders to examine themselves.  To keep growing.

I love the book and would suggest it to any leader or coach.

It reminds me of a line from The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.  ”In the end, it will all be well and if it is not well, it must not be the end”.