The Pope & The CEO
John Paul II's Leadership Lessons to a Young Swiss Guard
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Narrated by:
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Drake McCalister
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Andreas Widmer
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"John Paul II showed me what real leadership looks like. He modeled for me how to pursue our God-given potential. Not coincidentally, this also makes us and those around us better employees, more capable of and more willing to work hard at building a stronger company. That's something that makes both good human sense and good business sense." (Andreas Widmer Former Swiss Guard, CEO and business leader)
Andreas Widmer gives a behind-the-scenes look into Pope John Paul II, the most authentically human person he's ever met, and reveals how those memories shaped and forged his success as a corporate executive. In what papal biographer George Weigel calls a powerful example of leadership at work, Widmer recounts his personal experiences serving Blessed Pope John Paul II in the Swiss Guard, and the secrets of successful leadership that he learned at the feet of the great pope.
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- Daniel Czarnecki
- 14-11-23
A Profound Fusion of Ethics and Business Insight
I recently had the pleasure of immersing myself in the captivating narrative of 'The Pope & The CEO,' and I must say, it was a truly enriching experience. From the moment I started, I found myself unable to put it down, ultimately devouring the entire book in a single day—an undeniable testament to its gripping storytelling and thought-provoking content.
My journey with this book began with a curiosity piqued by my interest in Pope Benedict XVI and Pope John Paul II. Little did I know that 'The Pope & The CEO' would transcend my expectations, offering a unique and insightful perspective on the intersection of spirituality and business. As someone navigating the challenges of building a startup, I was particularly drawn to the promise of learning valuable lessons from the pages of this intriguing title.
Andreas Widmer, the author, exhibits a keen observational prowess, seamlessly weaving together his experiences from his formative years at the Vatican with his later forays into the business world. The result is a harmonious blend of ethics and practical business wisdom that informs and profoundly shapes one's perspective. The ethical fusion presented in the book prompts moments of deep reflection, causing me to pause and contemplate the profound implications of Widmer's insights.
What struck me most were the emotionally charged stories that resonated deeply with my own experiences. It's a rare and remarkable feat for a book to elicit such a strong emotional response, and 'The Pope & The CEO' achieved just that. These poignant narratives serve not only to enrich the storytelling but also to establish a profound connection with the reader.
Having completed the book, I find myself compelled to revisit its pages—a testament to its enduring impact on my thinking. The promise I made to myself post-reading is a testament to the book's influence on my ethical compass. Inspired by Widmer's narrative, I am determined to see my company ranked on Ethisphere among the world's most ethical companies.
In conclusion, 'The Pope & The CEO' is more than just a book; it is a transformative journey that challenges conventional notions and inspires a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between ethics and success in the business world. It's a book I wholeheartedly recommend and one that I anticipate revisiting for its timeless insights.
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