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Authority and power are faculties that have been exercised
since before the dawn of humanity; however, do we understand
their origins, definition, and dynamics? In the realm of
leadership, they are indispensable. Consequently, those who
belong to this sphere can help nations prosper, build them up,
and lead them to glory—just as they can ruin and degrade them,
causing suffering to thousands who strive every day to improve
their lives.
Leaders or Servants answers these and many more questions.
Through his historical analysis, the author demonstrates that,
even in the 21st century, there remains a legendary conceptual
confusion surrounding both concepts. This is why many
prominent figures around the world—who brought about
significant changes in societies, even marking a turning point
in human history— have been mistakenly defined as leaders,
when in reality they were servants. In fact, the most notable
among them established an unprecedented form of government.
What, then, is the difference between the two?
The goal of this enlightening work is precisely to shed light
on this essential issue; it also aims to provide guidance for those
responsible for others in any field. Why is the world facing one
of its most critical moments, with great evils on the rise? By
reading this first volume, you will discover the answer.