Executive coach and speaker Steve Broe has agreed to release his next book, Leading the Way Up Mt. Olympus – How Acts of Leadership Help People to Become Successful with the publisher CreateSpace.  This is Broe’s third book.   All of his books have been on leadership topics.

Broe has been working on this book since 2012.  He began by asking successful people from all walks of life and in different careers, “How did being a leader help you to become successful?”  He interviewed 35 people to develop this book.  Broe says, “I talked to CEOs, serial entrepreneurs, a doctor, a dentist, and venture capitalists.  One of my respondents appeared on the cover of Seventeen Magazine after selling her internet business for over a million dollars.”

“I learned that everyone stumbles,” Broe said.  “Everyone experiences failure at some time in their life. I had the privilege of talking to these successful people about what they did after their stumble.  That’s what I’ll be sharing with my readers – What do leaders do to recover?”

“I also learned that successful people think a lot about helping other people,” said Broe.  “I want everyone to know that leaders help people – a lot!”

The new book was released in June 2015, after the interior copy and cover were approved.   There are nine chapters, interior illustrations, and a list of books that successful leaders read.

CreateSpace is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amazon, the Internet retailer, and is located in North Charleston, South Carolina.  It was founded in 2002 and acquired by Amazon in 2005.   In addition to book publishing services, CreateSpace also releases independent music and film through DVD format.

Steve Broe has released two previous leadership books.  His last book, Leaders in Transition was released in 2012 by CreateSpace.  He holds a doctorate in organizational leadership from the University of Phoenix and lives in Scottsdale Arizona.  He is an amateur musician and enjoys public speaking.  He is a member of Toastmasters International and the National Speakers Association as a candidate member.