By bringing together behavioural science, organisational psychology, and real-world case studies from global corporations, government, and the military, this book explains why leaders do what they do―it offers a model that is at once deeply human and immediately practical.
This book challenges widely held assumptions about leadership by revealing the hidden psychological patterns and schemas that shape how individuals think, behave, and collaborate at work. These schemas operate below the level of conscious awareness, influencing how we make decisions, respond to pressure, handle conflict, and engage with power. They determine whether people step forward as leaders, contribute as effective teammates, or withdraw as silent followers. At the heart of the book is a simple but powerful premise:
This is not another leadership-style model; it is a cognitive framework that explains why styles emerge in the first place and shows readers how to develop role agility across the challenges of modern organisational life.
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Ian Stewart is a behavioural scientist, teacher, and international leadership consultant. He was former Head of Applied Behavioural Science at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, and his public sector roles have included Head of Media Training and Corporate Identity at the UK Ministry of Defence and Head of the Leadership Academy at the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), where he developed leadership capability frameworks aligned with national transformation goals.
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