In a world of ethical complexity, where do modern leaders turn for guidance?

"Daniel as a Blueprint for Navigating Ethical Dilemmas" by Richard French offers a compelling answer: the timeless wisdom of an ancient leader whose integrity shaped empires.

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary life of Daniel, a young Jewish exile who rose to become a trusted advisor in the courts of Babylon and Persia. Through his unwavering commitment to ethical principles, Daniel not only survived but thrived in an environment of political intrigue, competing value systems, and life-threatening challenges.

But this isn't just a history lesson. "Daniel as a Blueprint" bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and modern ethical challenges, offering invaluable insights for today's professionals, executives, and leaders in all fields.

Key Features:

The DANIEL Framework: A practical, step-by-step approach to ethical decision-making inspired by Daniel's principles. Learn to navigate complex moral terrain with confidence and integrity. Contemporary case studies: See how Daniel's wisdom applies to contemporary ethical dilemmas in business, technology, healthcare, and more. From AI ethics to corporate whistleblowing, discover how ancient principles can guide modern decisions. Leadership Lessons: Uncover the secrets of Daniel's ethical resilience. Learn how to: Speak truth to power without sabotaging your career Maintain integrity under intense pressure Balance competing loyalties without compromising your values Lead with moral courage in a world of ethical ambiguity Personal development: Practical exercises and reflection questions to help you clarify your values, strengthen your ethical muscles, and develop moral courage. Organizational Impact: Strategies for fostering ethical cultures, making principled decisions that stand the test of time, and leading with integrity in a global context.

Whether you're a CEO grappling with stakeholder capitalism, a tech innovator wrestling with the ethical implications of AI, or a professional navigating the day-to-day moral complexities of the modern workplace, Daniel as a Blueprint offers guidance as relevant today as it was 2,500 years ago.

At a time when trust in institutions is at an all-time low and the ethical stakes of leadership decisions are higher than ever, Daniel as a Blueprint provides a much-needed guide to principled leadership.