Let's be honest-leadership books are a dime a dozen. They crowd bookstore shelves with promises of five easy steps to become the next Steve Jobs or Brené Brown, as if transformational leadership were as simple as following a recipe for chocolate chip cookies. (Spoiler alert: it's not.) So why am I adding another leadership book to the pile? Because after decades as a championship basketball coach, Olympic athlete, and leadership coach to some of the most influential executives across the globe, I've learned something profound: real leadership isn't about having all the answers-it's about asking better questions. This isn't your typical leadership manual filled with theoretical frameworks that look impressive but fall apart in the real world. This is a blueprint built in the trenches, tested under pressure, and proven in the arena where results-not intentions-are the only measure of success. Sherry Winn is a Two-Time Olympian, National Championship Coach, and CEO of the Winning Leadership Company. She captivates audiences by her edge-of-the-seat storytelling weaving empowering leadership messages throughout her presentation. Affectionately known as Coach Winn, she has earned her place as one of the go-to keynote speakers for conferences who want to begin or end on a high note. Sherry is the author of three best-selling books including Unleash The Winner Within You: A Success Game Plan for Business, Leadership, and Life. Her new book, Winning Leadership: Seven Secrets for Becoming a Truly Powerful Leader, has received rave reviews from business leaders, coaches, and authors. Sherry stepped into the world as a leader, first in sports where she attained the highest level possible in athletics-The Olympic Games. She then led college basketball programs for 23 years where she won a National Championship and took her teams to three Elite Eights. Since 2012, she has delivered over 3,500 hours of leadership programs where she has developed Olympic-level leaders. Sherry has earned a reputation with C-Suite executives for her thoroughness in teaching Olympic-level methods for successful leadership. Whether working with a small company or a Fortune 500 company, Sherry enters each collaborative effort with the same level of passion she used to become a Two-Time Olympian. Keywords: leadership, leading, team building, winning teams, powerful leaders, loyalty, champions, management, success, motivation, leadership strategy, communication, professional development, employee retention, employee engagement, double productivity