Do What You Do Best! Vol. 1
4 steps to Personal Leadership with New NLP™
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Do What You Do Best! Vol. 1
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The world no longer rewards leaders who rely on control, certainty, or yesterday’s answers.
We are living in a time defined by disruption: geopolitical instability, accelerating technological change, and the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence. Structures shift faster than strategies. Roles change faster than organisations. And leaders are increasingly expected to make clear decisions in situations where clarity itself is in short supply.
In this reality, leadership can no longer begin with systems, tools, or methods. It must begin with personal leadership.
Do What You Do Best! – 4 Steps to Personal Leadership with NLP™ challenges the idea that better leadership starts by fixing problems. Instead, it shows why sustainable leadership begins by understanding who you are, what drives you, and how you function at your best — especially under pressure.
When leaders lack inner clarity, they compensate with control. When intent is unclear, even the most advanced technologies can amplify confusion, misuse, or harm rather than insight and progress. And without self-leadership, neither people nor AI can be led responsibly.
Based on decades of real-world experience from Acuity World, working with leaders and professionals in major Danish and international organisations, this book offers a practical and human approach to leadership development. Through the Personal Leadership Spiral™ and principles from New NLP™, you are guided step by step in how to lead yourself with awareness, presence, and purpose — so you can lead others as the individuals they are, not as roles or functions.
First published in 2008 and reissued in 2026, this book has not lost its relevance. On the contrary. In a world that has become more unpredictable, more complex, and more technologically driven, its message is clearer than ever:
If you want to lead others in times of uncertainty,
you must first learn to lead yourself.