60 Is the New 100
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"The world doesn't need more leaders-it needs bold leaders. Leaders who don't just react to change but redefine it. Leaders who don't just manage uncertainty but thrive in it. 60 is the New 100: How Bold Leaders Shape the Future is your invitation to join this rare breed of trailblazers. In this transformative book, Gerard Kho and James Sundram introduce the TriNodic Leadership Model (TLM), a practical framework crafted for mid-to-senior leaders and advisors navigating the unique challenges and explosive opportunities of Southeast Asia. Built on three foundational pillars-inspirational leaders...
"The world doesn't need more leaders-it needs bold leaders. Leaders who don't just react to change but redefine it. Leaders who don't just manage uncertainty but thrive in it. 60 is the New 100: How Bold Leaders Shape the Future is your invitation to join this rare breed of trailblazers. In this transformative book, Gerard Kho and James Sundram introduce the TriNodic Leadership Model (TLM), a practical framework crafted for mid-to-senior leaders and advisors navigating the unique challenges and explosive opportunities of Southeast Asia. Built on three foundational pillars-inspirational leadership, decisive information systems, and future-centered strategy-TLM equips leaders to inspire their teams, harness the power of information, and build organizations ready for tomorrow's complexities. This book doesn't stop at theory. Grounded in real-world insights, actionable strategies, and timeless truths, 60 is the New 100 challenges you to go beyond managing and start building-organizations, teams, and legacies. It's a call to see leadership as a higher calling, an opportunity to serve, and a responsibility to shape the future with courage and conviction. Are you ready to rise above? To lead boldly, transform your world, and leave a lasting legacy? This is your moment."
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