“This is one of the best leadership books I have read in the last year, but it is much more than a book about a system or method, it is a book about reaching into others, reaching into those we lead and manage every day and to help them become more of who they and who they can be. In some ways, this is a very "spiritual" book. It has a soul to it.

“Growth is a byproduct of health and this book points the way to becoming a healthy leader. The kind of leader your team is waiting for.”

“Anyone who genuinely desires to better understand the underpinnings of influencing others to make positive change for the greater good would appreciate this read.

“The book offers a much-needed paradigm for unlocking the hidden potential in others. The structure is set up like a careful surgeon working from the inside-out starting with basic tenets and principles of the Good Authority manifesto.

“If you ever find yourself asking, ‘How can I offer the deepest part of my unique talent as a contribution to my community, work environment, or society at large?’…then let the Good Authority be your sherpa.”

“So much of Good Authority speaks to the exact circumstances that I experience on a daily basis at my job. Full passages from the book read like transcripts of conversations I've had over and over again.

“But I've realized via Good Authority that being anti-confrontational and avoiding accountability is letting my team down. I care about my managers. I should care enough to help them see when they aren't helping themselves.”