Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us
by Seth Godin · Piatkus
Seth Godin's short book argues that the internet lets anyone gather people around a shared idea and lead them. It explains what holds a tribe together, why leadership now matters more than management, and how to start a movement instead of following one.
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