How do we rise to become leaders that others want to follow? Neuchel firmly believes that the servant of the people is their leader - a principle he learned while serving in the military during World War II. He has learned that a true leader must put his energies and capabilities into the service of his forces first so that he can take charge and play his role as a leader in a positive and effective manner.Neuschel adopted this philosophy during his later administrative and academic careers. And "Newshell" has proven that the development of employees in all functional positions within the institutions would be of great benefit to them and their institutions.This book offers you reflective insights from a man who truly understands the importance of humility and human values ​​for those assuming the role of leader. Newshell has been concerned with the preoccupation of corporate leaders - in the past several decades - with the rapid rise in the stock and value of companies at the expense of building strong institutions based primarily on ethical values. And "Newshel" has clarified the characteristics of the true leader who urges the work team to look forward to the noblest of matters and to develop well-thought-out plans that end with them achieving what their souls and souls aspire to.