The Last Word on Power

Why leaders must abandon success as usual and reinvent themselves to make the impossible possible

Leadership today is not about refining strategy or improving efficiency. Tracy Goss, in The Last Word on Power, argues that the very success formulas that carried leaders to the top now hold them back from creating extraordinary futures. Her work is not a book of techniques but a radical blueprint for Executive Re-Invention—a process of shifting from operating within the past to inventing futures that cannot be predicted.

The Last Word on Power

Why leaders must abandon success as usual and reinvent themselves to make the impossible possible

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