This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 415.

The biggest challenge that we've got in this world today is egocentric leadership.

And no amount of technology is going to solve that until we learn to take

ourselves off the center stage and learn what it means, you know, to truly be servant-hearted

and have a servant mindset and think about the good of others and not just myself. Never before

have we had access to such stunning technological advances or time-saving tools, yet we are still

exhausted, overwhelmed, frustrated, and

empty. Hey, thanks for being here. This is the Read to Lead podcast, and my name is Jeff

Brown. It's the podcast dedicated to your personal and professional growth, where each and every

week we sit down with another successful and inspiring author, and we dig into his or her latest

book and their unique insights on a dig into his or her latest book

and their unique insights on a number of topics related to that book. And the reason we focus

on books is because I believe that if you want to achieve true success in your business and in

your life, then intentional and consistent reading is a must. My guest today is someone

I've had the chance to get to know over the last five or six years. His name is Dr.

Sunil Rahajja. He's author of a book called Dancing with Wisdom, a sacred quest to restore meaning, purpose, and fun to your life and work. I'll be asking Sunil about how with more

information than ever available to us at the drop of a hat, how do we get our head above at all

and leverage

wisdom? What a healthy amount of ego looks like? The four vital questions that help get to the

essence of wisdom and lots more. One of the things I love to do is train teams in the areas of

personal and professional development. It's something I've been given the opportunity to do even more since my book came out last

August.

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