Five Senses Of Successful Leaders

Reading this book was like listening to someone speak directly to my core. What an awakening; the author speaks directly to his audience, just as the title states. I am encouraged and corrected in my way of thinking as a leader. Thank you for pouring out your wisdom and kindling the fire in my heart.

Pastor Precious assistant pastor at Agape Kingdom Dominion Church in Fort Dodge IA, USA. Farm manager at ACP LLC.



I am astonished at the wisdom that is in this book. I realize that the writing of this book is timely because we're in the season where God is preparing the church for wealth transfer. This book serves as an alarm clock to wake us up and use the necessary tools, namely, the five senses, to advance the kingdom mandate.

This book exposes our complacency as believers who depend solely on the supernatural senses (especially pastors) and not exploring other areas, such as the innovative sense. I believe this book will help the readers to discover their strong senses and those they need to improve on. I could say a lot, but I am grateful to have read this book; it has opened my eyes and motivated me to take risks that I thought were crazy.

I recommend it to everyone who aspires to be great; it is surely one of the best books I have read about leadership. Thank you, Apostle of Christ.

Apostle Nelson Mohale. God of glory international ministries, Witbank, South Africa.



In the book, 'The Five Senses Of Successful Leaders,' Nicholas Dlamini talks about the five leadership senses that every leader needs. I am personally challenged and impressed by how the author explains these leadership senses; the entrepreneurial sense mostly strikes me.

The author explains the importance of being an entrepreneurial leader. This is a sense that enables a leader to pioneer not only in business but other endeavors. One would be correct to say that all leaders in all spheres of life, including pastors, need this leadership sense. The author shows vividly that a leader with an entrepreneurial sense is a visionary and operates supernaturally.

One cannot wait to see the qualities of an entrepreneurial leader that the author narrates in this book. I recommend this book to leaders and those who are not in positions of leadership without any reservation. I give it a four-star rating.

Reverend M.J. Mphego. Assemblies of God, Tweefontein South Africa.



5 Senses of successful leaders is not just a book but an experience. The author's prolific writing style makes it hard to put the book down once you start reading. This book is a must-read for every leader, businessperson, and entrepreneur. The author's approach to describing the different senses is mind-blowing. I have four words to describe my reading experience so far: Permeative, Reminiscent, Powerful, and Evocative; such a great read.

Dr Tina Magagula. Author of Christmas Without You.