Blocking people isn’t healing—it’s hiding. Learn how growth, connection, and resilience come from facing discomfort, not avoiding it.

Week 4 closes the series with Carnegie’s guidance on inspiring transformation and leadership that lasts.

Week 3 dives into how to influence effectively by guiding others to your way of thinking without arguments or pressure.

Week 2 covers the six principles that make people like you—and how those skills translate into stronger business and personal relationships.

Titles don’t define leaders—actions do. Mohammed shows us that influence comes from clarity, communication, and consistency. Whether you’re leading a paid team or volunteers, what matters most is how you show up.

In Week 1 of our WBN Book Club series, we break down Chapters 1–3 of Carnegie’s classic, starting with the golden rule of human interaction.

On the surface, it may seem like a deeply personal novel, steeped in history and mythology. But Song of Solomon also speaks directly to the challenges of leadership, ambition, and legacy.

You were not put in a position of leadership to perfect others. You were called to lead because you were willing to remember the truth when others forget.