The Leader's Climb eloquently engages us to rethink our black box for problem solving, decision making and being an open leader. 

The simple story of Adam, a CEO living through a climbing fall and a high stakes board room drama, provokes key questions: 

Do we create better options through better sensing? 

Does accepting obstacles open us up to better decisions? 

The story is engagingly told. If you ever searched for "what do you want", you'll find profound insight here. I found this book a powerful reminder to "manage complexity by mastering simplicity".

I inhaled this book on a recent trip to China - despite the built-in exhaustion of international travel, I happily obliged my friend Paul Heagen's suggestion to read and review it. Because it is a gem. I say buy it, read it, enjoy it.